Kid Rock returns to Nashville after Raleigh concert on Freedom 250 Tour

Kid Rock flew from Concord-Padgett Regional Airport near Charlotte, North Carolina, to John C. Tune Airport in Nashville, Tennessee, on May 10, 2026, aboard his Bombardier Challenger 600, tail number N71KR. The short hop lasted 57 minutes, reaching a maximum altitude of 32,050 feet.

The trip comes days after Kid Rock headlined a show with Brantley Gilbert and Them Dirty Roses at Coastal Credit Union Music Park in Raleigh on May 8, part of his newly announced Freedom 250 Tour subtitled 'The Road to Nashville,' per his official website. Nashville serves as a key hub for the Detroit native, who owns Kid Rock's Big Honky Tonk & Steakhouse on Broadway and maintains a sprawling 27,000-square-foot residence modeled after the White House, as detailed in a 2025 Realtor.com feature.

This flight fits a pattern of recent shuttles between Nashville and the Carolinas: on May 8, he departed Nashville for Raleigh ahead of the concert; the next day, he returned briefly before heading south again, only to loop back on the 10th. With the tour honoring America's 250th birthday and building toward Nashville, these jaunts underscore his deepening ties to Music City amid a busy spring schedule.