Kid Rock is hitting the road this spring—and if you want to sit up front, it’s going to cost you.
The 55-year-old rocker is launching his Freedom 250 Tour—The Road to Nashville on May 1 in Dallas, and Ticketmaster listings show premium seats priced anywhere from $2,000 to a jaw-dropping $5,000 per ticket. Those sky-high seats are located in the first few rows, putting fans just feet from the stage.
What do those thousands of dollars actually get you? According to the ticket listings, it appears the steep price covers prime real estate near the action—but no additional VIP perks are clearly outlined.
Tickets officially went on sale February 13, and Kid Rock is bringing along a stacked lineup of country heavyweights including Jon Pardi, Parker McCollum, Brantley Gilbert, and Big & Rich. The tour will roll through 10 cities before wrapping up June 20 in Burgettstown, Pennsylvania.
In a recent Instagram post, the Only God Knows Why singer emphasized that the tour is using Ticketmaster’s Face Value Exchange system to help “keep tickets in the hands of real fans—not scalpers.”
The tour announcement comes on the heels of Kid Rock’s high-profile appearance at Turning Point USA’s alternative halftime show during Super Bowl LX weekend. While Bad Bunny headlined the official halftime show at Levi’s Stadium, Kid Rock performed in the All-American Halftime Show alongside Brantley Gilbert, Lee Brice, and Gabby Barrett.
According to The New York Times, the alternative event peaked at around 6.1 million concurrent YouTube viewers—a fraction of the 128.2 million viewers who tuned in for the official Super Bowl halftime performance.
Still, Kid Rock appears unfazed — and if the five-figure ticket sales are any indication, plenty of fans are willing to pay top dollar for a seat in the front row.
