Kid Rock has never been one to follow the rules — and his newly announced Spring 2025 Arena Tour proves it again. Launching across major U.S. cities, the tour is set to deliver the gritty, rebellious energy that made him a cultural lightning rod, but with a twist: two special guests joining him on stage — Chris Janson and longtime collaborator Uncle Kracker.
Why this tour stands out
After years of blending rock, rap, and country, Kid Rock is leaning into his cross-genre identity more than ever. With Chris Janson’s traditional country grit and Uncle Kracker’s pop-infused charm, each night promises to be a wild mix of sounds and styles. Fans can expect the classics — “Bawitdaba,” “Cowboy,” “All Summer Long” — but also new collaborations designed exclusively for this tour.
A reunion of brothers
For many, the biggest highlight is Uncle Kracker’s return to the stage with Kid Rock. The two first rose to fame together in the late ’90s, and their chemistry has never faded. Add Chris Janson, one of Nashville’s most electric live performers, and the tour becomes less a concert series than a traveling party.
The bigger picture
This tour comes at a moment when Kid Rock has been making headlines for his outspoken politics and larger-than-life ventures like his MAGA-themed restaurant and “White House” mansion replica. But on stage, it’s back to basics: music, sweat, and connection. For fans, the Spring 2025 tour isn’t just another run of shows — it’s a reminder of why Kid Rock, love him or hate him, has stayed relevant for more than three decades.