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Kid Rock to Tour With Sheryl Crow This Summer

Rock and Crow promise to play together every night of 27-date tour

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April 1, 2011 12:25 PM ET
Kid Rock to Tour With Sheryl Crow This Summer
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Kid Rock has announced that he will be going out for a 27-date tour this summer with Sheryl Crow, beginning with a concert on July 2nd in Cincinnati, Ohio. The shows on this tour will be recorded for a potential live album focusing on performances featuring both Rock and Crow. Rock told Billboard that the two "have been wanting to do a live record together forever" and that they will be performing their hit duets "Picture" and "Collide" together as well as some other songs.

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In addition to the tour with Crow, Rock and his band will also play the Chippewa Valley Music Festival in Wisconsin and the California Mid-State Fair in July without Crow. Rock has also said that he has special plans for a hometown gig in Detroit sometime this summer, but has not revealed any details for that event.

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