According to Rock, this is about honouring those who other festivals have “forgotten” rather than dividing people.
“Rock the Country isn’t this exclusive event where you have to act like a progressive person. This is true. I know and adore this America,” he continued.
Although there have been conflicting responses to Rock’s choice to restrict the tour to red states, the majority of his fan base is in favour of it.
One Tennessee fan wrote online, “It’s about time someone stood up and said they’re not afraid to keep it real.”
Nobody else has the courage to do what Kid Rock is doing. This is a statement rather than just a concert.
Fans are eager to support a festival that promises both a musical experience and a celebration of shared ideas, and tickets are already selling out quickly in red areas throughout the nation.
