Kid Rock Fans Go On WILD Rampage After The Singer Was A No Show Due To Bad Weather

Singer Kid Rock's absence from a concert in North Dakota has enraged his followers.

The singer has been on his "Bad Reputation" tour since January, his first significant road trip in the previous three years. While most of the performances have gone off without a hitch, the singer of "Don't Tell Me How To Live" recently came under fire for canceling a scheduled performance in North Dakota.

During the Friday incident, angry fans were spotted trashing the concert venue after security personnel announced that the "All Summer Long" rocker had canceled his performance due to bad weather. Later, Rock apologized to his supporters on Twitter. The showrunners also released a statement guaranteeing refunds to the concertgoers.

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The audience at the North Dakota State Fair was left unimpressed after missing out on the show's main attraction. They had previously watched singer Night Ranger play as the opening act for more than two hours and were anticipating Rock's performance.

However, fans were kept waiting for a time without knowing whether Rock was even present at the location. Later that night, a Ward County Sheriff's Department deputy finally entered the stage to announce that the performance had been postponed because of a developing storm near Minot, North Dakota.

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The announcement instantly prompted a strong outcry. Fans started to riot, throwing trash and hurling bottles at security personnel and all over the place. As the unrest erupted, concertgoers also loudly vented their annoyances by shrieking audibly.

In a video obtained by TMZ, several police vehicles were seen surrounding the concert grounds. Also, In the clip, one attendee was tackled after he stormed the stage in protest.

He was later observed being led away in handcuffs by police officers.

After the show's cancellation, The North Dakota State Fair took no time in sending out a statement, officially posting the reason behind the concert closure on their Facebook page.

"Due to safety concerns of the high winds, lightning, and severe weather in the area, the kid rock concert had to be canceled," the announcement read. The organizers also told the attendees that the ticket fee would be refunded, albeit there was no time frame on the post.

"SO PI–ED OFF we could not play for a sold-out crowd tonight in Minot, ND (because of high winds)," The "Bawitdaba" singer later apologized on Twitter. "I know it sucks, but none of us can control mother nature. Please be safe leaving and take care of each other."

Rock's abstention from the concert is not the only questionable act he has done this year. Just before the start of his 2022 tour, he said in January that he wouldn't perform at any locations that required masks or vaccinations.

The "Cocky" singer promised fans in a lengthy video that they would get their money back if the venues still had COVID-19 requirements by the time of his scheduled performances.

He said: "There's been a lot of talk about vaccine mandates and venues. People saying, 'I'm not going to that venue because of the vaccine mandate'…..if there are any at these venues … they're going to be gone by the time we get to your city. If they're not, trust me, you don't have to worry. You'll be getting your money back because I won't be showing up either."

Rock has garnered media attention recently for his support of Donald Trump, his use of LGBT slurs, and a drunken tirade against Oprah Winfrey.

The singer also oddly broadcasted a video from the former President to introduce him at the start of his Bad Reputation tour.

'Hello, everyone. I love you all. I know you're having a great time at the Kid Rock concert tonight,' Trump said in the clip (via Daily Mail): 'Quite frankly, he's amazing. All of you in attendance are truly the backbone of our great country. Hard-working, God-fearing rock-and-roll patriots.'

Rock is expected to continue his tour with a visit to Cheyenne, Wyoming, followed by a performance at the Blossom Music Center, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. He would also perform at The Pavilion at Star Lake, Burgettstown, Pennsylvania, and several other locations, rounding off the tour on October 8.