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Kid Rock is bringing his summer tour to the First Niagara Pavilion June 28. He played the Pavilion in July 2011, when he toured with Sheryl Crow.

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Kid Rock will bring his summer tour to First Niagara Pavilion with special guest Foreigner on June 28.

Once again, it's a bargain price. Reserved and lawn tickets are $20 and go on sale at 10 a.m. Feb. 24 at LiveNation.com and Walmart locations.

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