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KID ROCK Performs In The Persian Gulf: Photos Available

June 20, 2003

KID ROCK was among those who performed for the troops Wednesday night (June 18) at Camp Doha in Kuwait as part of the kickoff show of the USO (United Service Organization)'s Project Salute 2003, the first large-scale entertainment tour in the Persian Gulf since Operation Iraqi Freedom began. Check out the pictures from Getty Images. A second show is scheduled for later this week at an undisclosed location. Others onboard for the tour include Bubba Sparxxx, Nappy Roots and Wayne Newton, athletes Ervin Johnson and Duce Staley and actress Alyssa Milano.

KID ROCK is in the middle of recording the follow-up album to "Cocky", which spawned the cross-format hit "Picture".

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