Freemont Street Concerts

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Great news for all of Nevada's rock and country fans! Beginning with September 26, The D Hotel and Casino Las Vegas will hold its 3 days long one-year birthday bash.

In order to celebrate its anniversary with a big boom, The D brings on stage three groundbreaking names: Uncle Kracker, Stone Temple Pilots with Chester Bennington and Kid Rock.

The epic party will be started by Uncle Kracker and his refreshing rap-rock-country sound. Matthew Shafer, now famously known as Uncle Kracker had his debut with none other than Kid Rock himself. But much time has passed since 1994, when Shafer played turntables in Kid Rock's band, and now, Uncle Kracker sings at sold out concerts and his number of fans gets higher every day. You can certainly get your hopes up, as the good music marathon is just starting.

On the second night, The D welcomes on stage the amazing Stone Temple Pilots. They don't come with Weiland, but with Chester Bennington from Linkin Park, as Chester officially took the mike and became STP's leading vocal earlier this year. What a treat! STP's grunge roots and alternative sound combined with Chester's nu metal vocal inflections. Bands like Nirvana or Alice In Chains will forever remain rock legends and the influence their music still has on today's culture is undeniable, but luckily STP are still here and they will raise the roof in September at The D.

From here, there's no way to go but up, so on the third night The D will be rumbling and tumbling on Kid Rock's music. A big "Happy Birthday and many more to come", as the birthday bash will end on the sweet and engaging tones of famous rock, blues, country and rap rock hits, covers and songs masterly signed by Kid Rock.

After one great year, three unforgettable concerts will occur, so enjoy, have a blast, clap your hands and scream your lungs out in September at The D's eagerly awaited birthday party.