Kid Rock [ tickets ] is ready and raring to go on his "Rock and Roll Revival Tour," which hits the road next week with some special guest stars.

The Detroit rap-rocker has tapped Run D.M.C.'s Reverend Run, former Allman Brothers Band guitarist Dicky Betts and J. Giles Band frontman Peter Wolf [ tickets ] to join him on select dates--not as opening acts, but as partners on stage along with Rock's expanded 11-piece Twisted Brown Trucker Band, according to a press release.

"We want to give people the greatest night of their life--the best party, the best music, the best show," Rock said in a statement. "And this show does all that and more."

The 30-date trek is set to launch Jan. 25 in Evansville, IN, and visit primarily arena-sized venues around the eastern half of the US through late March. Since last check, a two-night stand was added in Detroit along with shows in St. Louis, MO, and Norfolk, VA. Details are listed below.

Last fall, Rock did a shorter, more intimate tour to get the ball rolling behind his October release, "Rock N Roll Jesus," which topped The Billboard 200 chart. So far, the gold-certified set has spawned modern- and mainstream-rock hits "So Hott" and "Amen," both of which are streaming at the rocker's MySpace page.

Before "Rock N Roll Jesus," Rock's last proper studio album was his 2003 self-titled set. In 2006, he released his first-ever live record, "Live Trucker."