Kid Rock Storms Off Stage After Profanity-Laced Public Meltdown At A Birthday Party
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The singer appeared as a guest at Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan's birthday bash, but he didn't stay long.
Singer Kid Rock threw a fit during a guest appearance at a Nashville club and stormed off the stage over the lack of audience participation.
Kid Rock was among a number of performers who turned up at Saturday night’s birthday party for Bon Jovi keyboardist David Bryan at JBJ’s Nashville, which is Jon Bon Jovi’s restaurant and music venue, Billboard reported.
Kid Rock and the band ― including Bryan ― launched into Creedence Clearwater Revival’s “Proud Mary.” But a little more than a minute into the song, Kid Rock wasn’t happy with the audience and cut the band off.
“No fuck them. Fuck them. Hey, hey, stop, stop!” he called out as the band came to a halt, according to footage posted online.
“If you ain’t gonna clap, we ain’t gonna sing,” he warned the audience. “That’s how it’s gonna work.”
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