Kid Rock – a five-time Grammy nominee – stormed out of Jon Bon Jovi’s bar last weekend because the audience wasn’t clapping the way he wanted.

On the evening of February 8, Kid Rock was a guest performer at JBJ’s Nashville bar, owned by singer Jon Bon Jovi, to celebrate keyboardist David Bryan’s birthday. However, the performance ended abruptly when Kid Rock angrily left the stage because he was not satisfied with the audience’s support.

Kid Rock (wearing a black leather jacket) at a performance celebrating David Bryan’s birthday. Photo: Page Six

Kid Rock was greeted with applause from the audience when he took the stage with Bon Jovi’s David Bryan, according to a video posted to YouTube by an attendee. About a minute into performing Creedence Clearwater Revival’s ” Proud Mary” with a female singer, Kid Rock began clapping along to the beat and urging the crowd to follow suit.

The audience’s lack of enthusiasm caused him to react strongly, saying that if they did not clap, he would not sing anymore. The audience cheered more enthusiastically, but after a while the excitement died down. Kid Rock immediately stopped performing and angrily said: “You guys are not clapping? I’m leaving!”. The 54-year-old artist immediately left the stage, leaving David Bryan and the other members of the band in shock.

Kid Rock left when the audience applauded less enthusiastically.

According to Dailymail , Kid Rock did not return to the show. He has not yet commented on this incident. Meanwhile, David Bryan said he had a fun birthday night with fans and he thanked everyone via Instagram.

Kid Rock was born in 1971, his real name is Robert James Ritchie. He is an American singer, songwriter and rapper known for his musical style that combines rap, heavy metal and country rock. He is the ex-husband of Baywatch actress Pamela Anderson.

Artist Kid Rock. Photo: EPA-EFE

Last month, Kid Rock was invited to perform at Donald Trump’s inauguration in Washington, performing Sweet Home Alabama and We The People among other hits.