Kid Rock

Kid Rock and Pete Hegseth were seen riding on Army helicopters around Washington, D.C. A military fly-by near Kid Rock's house had previously drawn scrutiny.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and musician Kid Rock flew in Army Apache helicopters in the Washington, D.C., area, following a controversy over military helicopters flying near Kid Rock's Tennessee home.

Kid Rock and Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth flew in Army Apache helicopters at a Virginia base weeks after military pilots faced scrutiny for hovering near Kid Rock's home. The incident highlights ongoing attention to military personnel's interactions with public figures.

Pete Hegseth joined country musician Kid Rock for a ride in Army helicopters, following a recent fly-by of Kid Rock's mansion. The event highlights a military-themed connection between the public figure and the singer.

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and musician Kid Rock flew in Army Apache helicopters in the Washington, D.C., area, weeks after the military faced criticism for flying helicopters near Kid Rock's Tennessee home. The event followed backlash over the prior fly-by and highlighted Kid Rock's support for troops.

The Army is investigating a video showing an Apache helicopter flying near Kid Rock's Nashville home, following claims of potential regulatory violations. Kid Rock, a MAGA-aligned artist, posted the video on social media, prompting a response from California Governor Gavin Newsom. The Army emphasized adherence to safety and flight regulations in its statement.