KID ROCK HOOKS UP WITH RICK RUBIN FOR 'JESUS' FOLLOW-UP
06.22.09
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Kid Rock has shifted gears on his next album, hooking up with producer Rick Rubin and telling Billboard.com that “we won’t release anything until we both agree that every song on it is great.”
Rock had previously fast-tracked the record and predicted having it out in the fourth quarter of this year, with a single possibly dropping this summer. But after the double-platinum showing of 2007’s “Rock N Roll Jesus” and the chart-topping success of the single “All Summer Long,” Rock says he’s anxious to maintain that momentum with what he does next.
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