Are You Ready to Rock Out with Kid Rock?
Get ready, Toledo, Kid Rock is coming your way and he’s bringing his friends! On March 22, 2013, Kid Rock, accompanied by his Twisted Brown Trucker band and joined by Buckcherry and Hellbound Glory, will be playing the Huntington Center. Tickets start at $65. The show starts at 7:30.
IMPORTANT: This event is Paperless! If you want to get floor seats, you’ll have to buy your ticket via Ticketmaster. Otherwise, if Ticketmaster isn’t your thing, you are able to go directly to the Huntington Center and buy your tickets from them directly—but do it quick because these tickets are going fast!
Kid Rock
Kid Rock was born and spent his childhood in Romeo, Michigan—a working class suburb of Detroit filled with farmers, roofing companies, car dealerships, and the usual suburban/rural fare. He left home at fifteen to live with friends and to pursue his music career, playing basement parties for thirty bucks a night.
After rising to super stardom, his musicality has veered from rap and taken on a rock/country style. After releasing almost all of his music to iTunes in January of 2013, three of his albums hit the top 200 for Billboard.
His most recent album, Rebel Soul—the album his current tour is simultaneously promoting and celebrating—has received extremely high praise from Rolling Stone, Billboard, Howard Stern, Maxim, and even The New York Times.
BuckCherry
After a much lauded and commercially successful debut in the mid 1990s, BuckCherry decided to take a brief hiatus from 2002-2006, which is when the reunited band released their album 15, which helped land the band in the Billboard Top 100 for its track "Sorry." Their most recent album release, Confessions, has been extremely well received and is being heralded as “the return of rock music” by fans.
Hellbound Glory
Hellbound Glory is a rock band with strong country roots that hails from Reno, Nevada (by way of Aberdeen, Washington, which is where the band’s leader, Leroy Virgil, is from). A relative newcomer to the music scene, the band officially formed in 2008, with its first album release, Scumbag Country, debuting that same year. Their follow-up albums Old Highs & New Lows (released in 2010) and Damaged Goods (released in 2011) have all been well received by fans and industry professionals alike.
This is a fully fledged arena rock concert. Wear comfortable clothes. Wear comfortable shoes. Stay hydrated and, most importantly—rock your heart out!
Erin Steiner is a freelance writer and blogger who is always ready to rock…provided it doesn’t get in the way of a good nap.
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