In addition to penciling in new shows, Rock has scrapped a previously announced Feb. 19 concert at the Jacksonville Arena in Jacksonville, FL, due to "unforeseen circumstances regarding ticketing and set-up for a new building configuration," according to a press release from show-promoter Live Nation. Refunds are available at the point of purchase.

Meanwhile, fans who were planning to catch the show in Jacksonville and are willing to drive a couple hundred miles south can look into buying tickets for a recently added Feb. 20 show in Clearwater, FL.

Later this month, Rock offers up "Live Trucker," a 2-disc concert album. The set, which had tentatively been titled "When I'm Dead ... Kid Rock Live," is scheduled to hit stores Feb. 21, a week later than originally announced.

Rock's most recent studio release is his 2003 self-titled set, which features his cover of Bad Company's "Feel Like Makin' Love."

Joining Rock on the road will be his longtime band, Twisted Brown Trucker: guitarist Jason Krause, keyboardist Jimmie Bones and drummer Stefanie Eulinberg.

Rock, a Detroit native, returned to his hometown for Super Bowl weekend, and played back-to-back concerts at the city's Joe Louis Arena on Friday (2/3) and Saturday (2/4) nights.