Kid Rock is bringing his 2026 “Freedom 250 Tour” to central Indiana this summer.
The Grammy Award-nominated singer/songwriter announced Friday afternoon that he will be coming to Ruoff Music Center in Noblesville on June 19. The show will also feature a performance by “special guest” Jon Pardi.
“Known for his larger-than-life live shows and unapologetic approach to rock ’n’ roll, Kid Rock continues to deliver a high-energy concert experience night after night,” a news release read.
The multi-platinum artist is known for blending the rap, rock and country genres in hit songs such as “Bawitdaba” and “All Summer Long.” The Detroit native’s stop in Indiana is part of his “Freedom 250 – The Road to Nashville” tour.
Tickets for the show are on sale now at Ticketmaster.com. Kid Rock announced Friday morning that he will be utilizing the site’s “Face Value exchange” in an effort to prevent tickets from being resold at higher prices.
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