KIDZ BOP is coming to Clarkston on July 24th
KIDZ BOP and Live Nation are bringing the highly anticipated pop concert for kids (and their parents) to Pine Knob Music Center on July 24th. The KIDZ BOP Kids will perform today?s biggest BOPS live on stage, like "espresso," "HOT TO GO!" and more from the ?KIDZ BOP 50? album and other classics. The show features the popular (and hilarious!) Daddy Dance Off with special DJs Andy Cohen, Julie Brown and other SiriusXM hosts. Even Snoop Dogg?s ?Doggyland? will take the stage to kick off the dance party! Bre Teamer chats with the KIDZ Bop crew about the upcoming show.
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