Kid Rock Tells Dems To Pound Sand, Announces New Summer Shows Called “No Snowflakes Summer Concert”

Music legend Kid Rock told the left to go pound sand when he announced a new limited city run of arena concerts this summer. Kid Rock made the announcement on social media where he dubbed the short run of shows the “No Snowflakes Summer Concert.”

Rock shared the news in an all-caps Twitter post: “KID ROCK ANNOUNCES FOUR 2023 ARENA DATES. THE FOUR-CITY LIMITED RUN WILL FEATURE DIFFERENT SPECIAL GUESTS ON EACH NIGHT: CHRIS JANSON, MARCUS KING, TRAVIS TRITT, AND GRAND FUNK RAILROAD.”

The concerts take place in Austin, Texas at the Moody Center. Ft. Worth, Texas at the Dickies Arena. Nashville, Tennessee, at the Bridgestone Arena. And he will play in Detroit at Little Caesars Arena.

Rock said earlier of snowflakes leaving California and moving to Nashville:

“We kind of knew that from the beginning, once this fiasco started that it was never going to end.

“And now we kind of feel like we’re under an invasion from the state of California, which we understand in a lot of ways. 

“I have a lot of friends here that come from these spots — California and New York City.

“A lot of people say it, and they say it under their breath, but they’re scared to say it out loud.

“So, once again, I’ll be the guy: They come here leaving these woke policies from those cities for better schools, lower taxes, lower crime. 

“You have talked about it a million times. 

“We kind of tell them to leave your effing politics at the state line from where you’re coming.”

Rock said of the tragic passing of his friend Gary Rossington, guitarist in Lynyrd Skynyrd:

“I was in LA after I recorded All Summer Long and heard my old friend Gary and a bunch of the other Skynrd band and crew were hanging at The Sunset Marquis. 

“I went there and played it for them and they all gave me there blessing and support to release it, especially Gary…Heck, Billy Powell even agreed to play piano on it, which he did! 

“So many great memories with Gary. One of the best to ever do it and a wonderful man. My prayers go out to Dale, his family and of course the band and all his friends. 

“RIP Gary, your music and soul will rock on for eternity.”