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KID ROCK Putting The Finishing Touches On New Album

July 30, 2003

Atlantic recording artist KID ROCK is putting the final touches on his forthcoming new studio album, due out this fall. The Detroit rocker has finished recording the songs for the album at his Allen Roadhouse Recording Studio and is currently mixing in Los Angeles. Rock, who is producing the as-yet-untitled set, will support the new release with a world tour. The first music from the record is expected to hit radio airwaves in early September.

The new album follows the RIAA 4X-platinum success of KID ROCK's most recent album, "Cocky", which remains on the Billboard 200 current albums chart 88 weeks after its release. "Cocky" marks Rock's third consecutive multi-platinum album, following "Devil Without A Cause" and "The History Of Rock".

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