A source has told Newsweek that despite his vocal opposition, Kid Rock is still selling Bud Light at his Nashville bar.
This reaction made it surprising to some when it was claimed in June that the Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock N' Roll Steakhouse was still selling Bud Light. another social media user seemed to dismiss this with a viral video, saying it wasn't sold there, but a source has come forward toAn image sent exclusively to Newsweek shows Bud Light still being sold at Kid Rock's Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock 'N' Roll Steakhouse at the CMA Fest in June 2023.
At an outdoor venue, an ad for Kid Rock's Honky Tonk on a cooler box with an assortment of beers sat on top, including Bud Light.user @GeorgeDShearer shared his own proof on June 11 when shared similar pictures, including a Bud Light on a bar, and a picture of the menu, which still showed Bud Light as an option.
"I mentioned it to the waitress. She said they actually stopped selling it for a week right after [Kid Rock's video], then started selling it again," the customer at Kid Rock's bar told
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