The text caption of the Facebook post also read, "The previous record was held by Garth Brooks, who sold just over a million tickets in 1997. Kid blew past that, selling nearly 100,000 more." ...

CNN’s Ryan Young visited Nashville, where Garth Brooks and Kid Rock have neighboring bars. “Despite the online bravado and talk of a boycott, Bud Light was available when CNN stopped in recently.

The scammers use a variety of tactics to steal money from victims while impersonating celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Garth Brooks, Kid Rock, military leaders, including former and active 4-star ...

These scammers are pretending to be anyone from celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Garth Brooks and Kid Rock to military leaders, including former and active 4-star generals.

Unlike Brooks, fellow music artist Kid Rock landed firmly on the opposite side of the controversy, when he was seen in a social media video shooting a gun at Bud Light cans before launching ...

The controversy also manifested itself in the reactions of two of country music's biggest stars, Garth Brooks and Kid Rock, who both own bars just steps away from each other on Broadway.

Nashville bars owned by musicians Kid Rock and John Rich stopped selling Bud Light and other Anheuser-Busch products after both musicians expressed outrage against the company (Kid Rock posted a ...

While folks like Garth Brooks applauded the company’s effort for inclusion, others weren’t as receptive. Travis Tritt and Kid Rock were among the detractors.

These scammers are pretending to be anyone from celebrities like Snoop Dogg, Garth Brooks and Kid Rock to military leaders, including former and active 4-star generals.

Country music star couple Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood once recorded a video to ask people to donate money to help Ukraine’s relief efforts following Russia’s invasion of the country.

FLETCHER: With Kid Rock you have this dark, angry, finger-pointing, shooting a gun at a Bud Light can, and Garth Brooks is — is, hey, I love everybody and openness and acceptance.