Independent music publisher Kobalt Music Group has signed a worldwide deal to administer Kid Rock's songs on his most recent album "Rock N Roll Jesus" (Top Dog/Atlantic).

As its title suggests, this balls-to-the-wall album finds Kid Rock latching onto the verities of sex, drugs and rock & roll as a path to redemption — both his and the country’s. He’d never ...

KID Rock’s previous albums have been comprised mainly of hip-hop and rap, but for some reason he’s decided to try his hand at good old rock and roll with varying success. Title track “Rock N ...

First impressions… Kid Rock, AKA Robert James Ritchie, is back – and he’s got his Y-fronts in a right old twist! The man who, annoyingly for him, is still best known for his five-month ...

Lucky for Kid Rock he's an egomaniacal dipshit, because otherwise his music would be about as memorable as a Molly Hatchet eight-track sans “Flirtin' with Disaster.” Still, the former Mr. Pamela ...

Kid Rock was on track to release the follow-up to 2007's triple-platinum "Rock N Roll Jesus" last fall, but he opted to shift gears—and operations—to work with Rick Rubin.

As expected, Kid Rock scores his first No. 1 on the Billboard 200 this week with "Rock N Roll Jesus." The album sold 170,000 copies in the U.S., according to Nielsen SoundScan, for the best debut ...

ROCK Kid Rock has grown up. Sort of. Rolling Stone magazine tells how Rick Rubin — producer of “Rock N Roll Jesus,” Rock’s eighth album — encouraged the rapper to drop the “I’m Kid ...

It’s Kid Rock’s only chart-topping album in the United States to date. It lasted on the Billboard 200 for 135 weeks. Rock n Roll Jesus produced several other singles but none of them peaked on ...