KID ROCK To Release 'First Kiss' Album In February

November 13, 2014

Kid Rock will release a new album, "First Kiss", on February 24, 2015. The CD, his first on Warner Bros. Records, was produced by Kid Rock (with the exception of two songs which were co-produced by Dann Huff) and was recorded at his studio in Michigan.

Following the success of 2012's "Rebel Soul" and the accompanying "$20 Best Night Ever Tour", Kid Rock wasted no time getting back to work in the studio. The massive touring on the last album cycle allowed Kid Rock to play in front of over 550,000 people in one summer, and left him energized to write and record new material without taking much of a break. Plans for an even more ambitious summer 2015 tour with his TWISTED BROWN TRUCKER BAND will be announced shortly.

According to a press release, "'First Kiss' signals the continued evolution of one of music's most versatile performers, but we're not going to tell you what it sounds like — we just couldn't do it justice and we're confident the music will speak for itself. If you do the math, though, every record Kid Rock has released through WMG has gone platinum or multi-platinum (with the exception of 'Live Trucker' and 'Rebel Soul', which are both certified gold),so it's safe to bet the legions of fans Kid Rock has cultivated over his 25-year career are going to enjoy this one too."

Expect the first single to be released at the top of the year, with multi-format airplay and a music video.

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