It was hot, muggy, loud and boisterous, but more importantly the one hour that saw rock bad boy Kid Rock on the massive stage at Mosaic Stadium was an exercise in carefully crafted debauchery.
From the moment that the longhaired rock and roll icon met the Saskatchewan sunshine to the time he bowed out to a standing and appreciative audience, Rock definitively proved that he belongs on the stages of stadiums.
Following a pre-recorded intro of Journey's "Don't Stop Believin'," the Detroit-born singer and his 10-piece Brown Trucker Band (which included two drummers) took the stage shortly after