Kid Rock gave fans a look inside his office to promote his upcoming tour (Image: undefined)
Kid Rock is intensifying promotion for his upcoming Freedom 250 tour with a fresh office tour video he describes as ‘juicy.’
The Rock the Country tour spans seven dates across seven small towns, featuring Jason Aldean, Blake Shelton, Jelly Roll, Miranda Lambert, Nelly, and Ella Langley, among others. The tour launches on May 1 in Dallas, Texas. Kid Rock posted the video on X with a ticket purchase link, and the post drew numerous comments ridiculing the 55-year-old performer.
The impromptu office tour promotion follows reports that the polarizing rocker’s MAGA music festival has been struggling to sell tickets.
Dressed in a black T-shirt, a black hoodie, and a matching black trucker hat, the musician, born Robert James Ritchie, gave viewers a walkthrough of his Nashville, Tennessee, office.
“I wanted to promote my Freedom 250 tour, which kicks off next Friday in Dallas, Texas,” he started, acknowledging that his son recommended he share more “juicy” content to boost the tour’s visibility, “So it gets clicks and views.”
The office features an indoor pickleball court (Image: X/KidRock)
He continued, “Otherwise, especially somebody like me, gets suppressed. Uh, probably for my politics. Whatever.” Kid Rock is widely recognized for his MAGA connections and outspoken backing of Donald Trump, reports the Irish Star.
Regarding the forthcoming tour, he reflected, “It’s very, very special. It’s all about celebrating America, 250 years of freedom.
“Had a couple custom canons made, a full-size liberty bell, and I may be coming to each show in an Apache helicopter, which should send far-left liberals into complete breakdown in tears if it happens.”
The rocker showed off his extensive memorabilia collection (Image: X/KidRock)
The Trump supporter then showcased his vast collection of memorabilia and antiques, including metal lunchboxes, taxidermied animals, vintage drum machines, neon signs, and a vintage automobile stationed in his office, which boasts an indoor pickleball court.
“I got a lot of s–t. It’s very overwhelming. I’m very blessed,” he said in the video.
Social media users rushed to the comments to ridicule the Bawitdaba artist, posting reactions such as “I lowkey don’t care bruh” and “I’m sure you’ll sell 10s of tickets.”
Kid Rock said he made the video to promote his upcoming tour (Image: -)
Additional commenters shared their opinions, with one stating, “You try hard to pretend you’re a rural working-class guy. You’re a city boy raised by wealthy city parents. Stop fronting.”
Another vented frustration, writing, “He’s so irrelevant to us..he’s only claim to fame he’s a maga a—–e..well .never was much..much less now.” One user remarked, “Bigotry and hate sure age a man,” while another quipped, “When your drunk uncle wakes up and FaceTimes you.” Yet another observed, “Promo posts at 6 am while obviously hungover might not be the best idea.”
As of April 24, merely one week before the tour launches, Ticketmaster shows hundreds of seats still available for his May 1 performance with Brantley Gilbert and Them Dirty Roses in Dallas.
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