Thursday, September 4, 2014
It’s Lynyrd Skynyrd‘s Alabama Freebirds fly against THE NUGE and his Motor City Mad Men in round one of the first-ever Hard Rock Football League championship! Who will come out on top? You decide! Visit UltimateClassicRock.com to cast your vote today!
Friday, August 29, 2014
Labor Day weekend is here and to celebrate, we’re offering 25% off your choice of Nuge Java when you purchase a copy of Kill It & Grill It! Kill It & Grill It will turn you into a BBQing machine! It contains over 50 recipes to try including Biltong Jerky, Venison Honey Roast, Fresh Roasted Wood Duck and much more.
Back in stock for a limited time, Nuge Java has expanded to three different flavors including Killerbrew Hazelnut, Sin-O-Man and of course, The Original. A guaranteed killer cup of Joe!
Head to the TedNugent.com Store NOW to take advantage of this rockin’ Labor Day deal!
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Nuge rocked the house this past weekend with a bombastic set in Midland, Texas, wrapping up his summer SHUTUP&JAM! Tour, named after his latest full-length album, SHUTUP&JAM! on Frontiers Records. Ted was in top form for the sold-out gig, benefiting the Show of Support Memorial for our troops.
“Show of Support was honored to have Ted and his band help us kick off our campaign to construct a memorial to honor those who have fought in this Global War on Terror and also to memorialize the four heroes we lost on 11-15-12,” stated show organizer Terry Johnson. “Ted brought a message of support for all who serve, and a call out to everyone in our sold out, packed audience to stand up for America.”
Throughout the summer, Ted’s 35-date SHUTUP&JAM! tour has garnered glowing reviews for live performances at venues across the country and on July 19 in Detroit, he performed his 6,500th gig.
Here are a few reviews about the tour and album:
“…[with] Shutup&Jam, Uncle Ted has delivered an appealing…modest record full of catchy guitar riffs…Combine…the overall high songwriting and performance quality on Shutup&Jam and guess what? Ted Nugent’s new album not only satisfies, it…leaves us wanting more!”
–Matthew Wilkening, ULTIMATECLASSICROCK.COM, July 7, 2014
“ShutUp&Jam!, his first set of new tunes in seven years, hits the vintage Gonzo mark with tightened songwriting (light on but not devoid of political screeds) and, of course, plenty of fleet-fingered guitar heroics…Nugent stretches out on the punky (yes, punky) ‘Never Stop Believing,’ while the relative brevity he demonstrates on the rest of the album serves him well.” –Gary Graff, THEOAKLANDPRESS.COM, July 7, 2014
“…it was a kick-ass collection of tracks that impressed me…You just get song after song of his intensive guitar playing and probably some of the best vocals that he has done on any album.” (4 ½ out of 5 album review)
— Rick Ecker, NEWNOISEMAGAZINE.COM, March 17, 2014
“The one and only Ted Nugent—shredder extraordinaire, multi-platinum-selling music legend, balls-to-the-wall performer—proved once again…that he is all those things and so much more, and that his stage show, musical skills and inimitable, irrepressible, outrageous style make him nothing less than a force of nature.”
–Lara Dean, FLASHWOUNDS.COM, July 23, 2014
“Together with his killer band made up of Derek St. Holmes (guitar/vocals), Greg Smith (bass) and Mick Brown (drums) Nugent infused the senses with an arsenal of material…channeling the same blues masters that inspired his own guitar prowess, while continuing to wave the flag for a love of God and country.”
–James Wood, EXAMINER.COM (Allentown, PA), June 29, 2014
SHUTUP&JAM! marks the first all-new studio album from the Motor City Madman in seven years. The album features an epic lead vocal duet between Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee Sammy Hagar for the lead single “She’s Gone,” which peaked at #2 on “Classic Rock” radio chart. “She’s Gone” premiered on ULTIMATECLASSICROCK.COM (6/9), listen here. SHUTUP&JAM! is available on Amazon, iTunes and from the TedNugent.com Store. In the US, fans can pick up a special edition of SHUTUP&JAM!–featuring the exclusive bonus track “Johnny B. Goode Forever”–only at Best Buy.
Tuesday, August 19, 2014
Tune in to The Mark Davis Show, Tuesday, August 19. Mark has questions about SHUTUP&JAM! and Nuge explains why 2014 was the best tour of his life. It’s happening at 9 am CDT on KSKY radio, 660am The Answer, Dallas/Ft. Worth. Listen live at MarkDavis.660amTheAnswer.com.
Friday, August 15, 2014
Join host Kevin Chase as he welcomes Ted Nugent to the studios of 99.9 KBAT! They’ll be discussing highlights from the SHUTUP&JAM! tour, plus the final gig in Midland–a Show of Support benefit assisting our troops. It’s all happening Sunday, August 17 at 4:30 pm CDT.
Listen live at KBAT.com.
Wednesday, August 13, 2014
“Ted Nugent did what he does best…rock and roll with a spirit of the wild style.”
Read the full review here.
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Tune in to the Nationally Syndicated Dennis Miller Show, Monday, August 11 at 2pm Eastern/11am Pacific. Ted joins the five-time Emmy Award winner for an update on the Shutup&Jam! Tour Listen online at DennisMillerRadio.com.
THEN,
Catch Nuge on The Joe Pags Show–now syndicated to 135 markets! Host Joe Pagliarulo welcomes Ted at 6:30pm Eastern/5:30pm Central, also on Monday August 11. Listen live at WOAI.com.
Sunday, August 10, 2014
Photographer, Alyssa Herrman, managed to capture some awesome shots of Nuge during his SHUTUP&JAM! stop in Portland. Check these out! 
Wednesday, August 6, 2014
A big THANK YOU to James Erickson for these great shots from Portland – check ’em out!
Tuesday, August 5, 2014
See it first! Head over to Yahoo Music now to watch the exclusive premiere of Ted performing the title track from his latest studio album, “SHUTUP&JAM!” live.
Monday, August 4, 2014
By Markos Papadatos
On July 21, veteran rock star Ted Nugent played a show at The Paramount in Huntington, New York. Rock group Pistol Day Parade served as the opening act that warmed up the stage for him.
His stage was graced by a large American flag backdrop. Nugent was accompanied by his three-piece band that included “Wild” Mick Brown on drums, Greg Smith on bass, as well as Derek St. Holmes on vocals and rhythm guitar.
He commenced his set with “Gonzo,” as the stage was graced in red and yellow lights, and he was greeted to a standing ovation.
Read the fully story on DigitalJournal.com.
Monday, August 4, 2014
Derrick “D-ROCK” Hornyan was at the show in Denver on July 30 and took these rockin’ photos of Ted!
Sunday, August 3, 2014
Check out Billy Knight‘s awesome new photos of Derek, Mick, and Greg from Ted’s show in Oshkosh on July 26!
Friday, August 1, 2014
A huge Nuge THANK YOU to Karen Lee of Karen Lee Photography for allowing us to share a couple of awesome shots from Ted’s Anaheim show. Check them out!
Photos by Karen Lee Photography
Thursday, July 31, 2014
Tune in to Fox News Radio, tonight at 8 pm EDT, for Ted Nugent on the nationally syndicated Alan Colmes Show!
They’ll be talking about Nuge in the News, Ted’s latest tour, and more! Listen live here.
Thursday, July 31, 2014
What happens when Ted calls Glenn Woods at the Bold Republic Radio Show?
Find out here!
Thursday, July 31, 2014
The Skinny: It was just what the doctor ordered when Ted Nugent and his band of Nigerian Rebels (Derek St. Holmes, guitar and vocals; “Wild” Mick Brown, drums; Greg Smith, bass) played the City National Grove of Anaheim. Supporting the recently released album Shutup & Jam, Nuge’s setlist included a few new songs and several of his smash hits.
Read the full story at PureGrainAudio.com.
Wednesday, July 30, 2014
Thanks to Matt Bishop for allowing us to share these amazing concert pics – check them out!!
Tuesday, July 29, 2014
On July 21, at one of our favorite venues, The Paramount in Huntington, NY, the one and only Ted Nugent ~ shredder extraordinaire, multi-platinum-selling music legend, balls-to-the-wall performer ~ proved once again in his five-decade plus career that he is all of those things and so much more…and that his stage show, musical skills, and inimitable, irrepressible, outrageous style make him nothing less than a force of nature.
Read the full review at FlashWounds.com.
Friday, July 25, 2014
I am writing to you in regards to the picture of Ted nugent, wearing the aboriginal head dress. I would appreciate if you would please take down the photo of Ted wearing the aboriginal head dress with a bow n arrow and gun in his hands …I find this very disrespectful and insulting to my cultural back round. I feel with Ted recent out burst of racism and the picture I stated with the head dress, that he is trying to convey aboriginals as he quoted ” unclean vermin”. I will not stand for this kind of blatant racism…
Greetings from Tedquarters.
Mr. Nugent has a long history of working with a wide variety of Native American Tribes across our great country. He has never used the term unclean vermin to describe Native Americans. On the contrary, Ted has been an honored guest at many tribal meetings, has worked with Native American youth, and was humbled to be inducted into the Strongheart Society by the Lakota Sioux, Northern Cheyenne and Arapahoe Tribes.
Mr. Nugent served as the Keynote Speaker for Native American Fish & Wildlife Society National Conference in Anchorage, Alaska, as well as for The Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa & Chippewa Indians in Michigan, and we were proud to host Native American Dancers from the Grand Traverse Band as our special guests for a performance before a crowd of 15,000 in Detroit.
Ted was asked by tribal elders in Nebraska to instruct their youth in current methodologies of shooting with bow and arrow, which he cited as one of the most rewarding experiences in his lifelong career as an outdoorsman and hunter.
One of Ted’s most requested songs, Great White Buffalo, disparages the greed of the white man and sends a message of hope for Native Americans who revere Mother Earth and our natural renewable resources. (See the song’s lyrics below.)
Mr. Nugent wears the headdress as a sign of reverence, and deep respect for the Native American culture and traditions. So no, we will not be taking the photos down.
Best regards,
Linda Peterson
Assistant to Mr. Nugent
GREAT WHITE BUFFALO
WELL LISTEN EVERYBODY TO WHAT I GOT TO SAY…there’s hope for tomorrow if we wake up today. It happened long time ago in the new magicland, the Indian and the buffalo existed hand in hand. The Indian needed food and skins for a roof, but they only took what they needed, millions of buffalo were the proof. Then came the white man with his thick and empty head. He couldn’t see past his billfold, he wanted all the buffalo dead. So the Indians hid in fear, there were no buffalo to be found. The magic was missing, it looked like some kind of burialground. It was sad, so sad. But above the canyon walls, strong eyes did glow, it was the leader of the land, The Great White Buffalo! And he found the battered herd, and he lead them across the land, with the Great White Buffalo we can make a final stand. So listen everybody to what I got to say, there’s hope for tomorrow if we wake up today. With the Great White Buffalo! –Ted Nugent, 1971
