By Kevin C. Johnson
POST-DISPATCH POP MUSIC CRITIC
02/18/2008
Say what you will about Kid Rock and his still-viable shtick and silly levels of self-confidence. You have to give him credit when it's due.
The proud Detroit rocker's well-executed Rock and Roll Revival tour, which came to the Scottrade Center Saturday night, was a high-rollin,' lowdown throwdown of rock, rap, country, honky-tonk and more.
Rock's high concept veered from the traditional concert setup.
Feb 13, 2008 @ 08:01 PM
By CHRIS MITCHELL
For The Herald-Dispatch
HUNTINGTON -- Looking for the perfect Valentine's Day gift for your rocker pal? This year, ditch the fatty chocolates and expensive roses, and toast the holiday with a few rounds of rock 'n' roll sleaze and hip-hop machismo. Good thing Kid Rock's in town tonight to deliver the raucous goods.
Yes, the lanky, long-haired rebel-rouser is back: with his tilted, black fedora and long, filler cigar jutting from his cocky grin, riding high on brainpan-searing guitar riffs provided by his Twisted Brown Trucker Band.
Sound like your idea of
Look for "Amen" on the new countdown this Saturday!
