In a bold and controversial move that’s sure to stir the pot, rock icons Kid Rock and Ted Nugent have announced their joint venture, the “Liberty Ain’t For Libs” tour. Known for their outspoken conservative views and unapologetic patriotism, these two legends of rock are set to take the stage together across the country, promising a high-octane show filled with classic hits, political commentary, and plenty of fireworks.

The announcement came via social media, with both Kid Rock and Ted Nugent posting a video on their respective platforms. Standing in front of an American flag, the two musicians laid out their plans for the tour, emphasizing their shared values of freedom, individual rights, and a disdain for what they perceive as liberal overreach in America.

“Get ready, America!” Kid Rock exclaimed. “Ted and I are hitting the road, and we’re bringing our message of liberty and patriotism to a town near you. This isn’t just a concert tour; it’s a rallying cry for all who love this country and are tired of the woke nonsense.”

Ted Nugent, never one to mince words, added, “We’re here to remind everyone what true freedom looks like. We’re not afraid to stand up and speak out, and we know there are millions of Americans who feel the same way. This tour is for you.”

Both Kid Rock and Ted Nugent have built careers not only on their musical talents but also on their fiery and often polarizing political stances. Kid Rock, whose real name is Robert James Ritchie, has been a vocal supporter of conservative causes and figures, including former President Donald Trump. His concerts often feature patriotic imagery and messages that resonate with his fan base, which is largely middle American and conservative.