Trending Now - Army Investigates Low-flying Helicopters Spotted Near Kid Rock's Home

WHO:

ABC News - Kid Rock, musician and conservative activist, is a prominent supporter of President Trump.

ABC News - Maj. Jonathon Bless is a spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division.

CNBC - President Donald Trump is referenced in relation to Kid Rock's support.

WHAT:

ABC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters involved in the incident were part of a planned training exercise which included Nashville airspace.

CNN - The Army stated that the helicopters were part of a training route in the Nashville area.

NBC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army spokesman stated that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found during the administrative review.

ABC News - An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and verify compliance with regulations and airspace requirements.

ABC News - The Army is reviewing why two U.S. Army attack helicopters flew low and hovered just outside Kid Rock's house in Nashville.

CNN - The Army is aware of video that appears to show AH-64 Apache helicopters operating near a private residence in the Nashville area.

NBC News - Two U.S. Army helicopters that were recorded flying by the Tennessee home of Kid Rock were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army is conducting an administrative review to assess compliance with flight regulations and safety standards.

The Guardian - The Army's statement emphasized that "Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations."

ABC News - Kid Rock posted two videos on his social media on March 28th, 2026, showing him pointing to and saluting two AH-64 Apache helicopters flying low and hovering adjacent to his swimming pool.

CNN - In the first video that Kid Rock posted on X on March 28th, 2026, he salutes a helicopter that briefly hovers by a swimming pool outside his home, dubbed “The Southern White House.” In another video, he pumps his fist as two helicopters fly by him.

NBC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army is investigating the apparent flyby of that military branch's Apache helicopters over the weekend at the Nashville, Tennessee, home of singer Kid Rock.

ABC News - The Army confirmed that both helicopters involved in the incident were part of a planned training exercise which included Nashville airspace.

CNN - The Army stated that the helicopters were part of a training route in the Nashville area.

NBC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army is conducting an administrative review to assess compliance with flight regulations and safety standards.

ABC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were part of a planned training exercise which included Nashville airspace.

CNN - The Army stated that any association with the "No Kings" protests against President Trump occurring that day was coincidental.

NBC News - The helicopters were recorded flying by Kid Rock's Tennessee home while following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army spokesman stated that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found during the administrative review.

ABC News - An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and verify compliance with regulations and airspace requirements.

ABC News - The Army is reviewing why two U.S. Army attack helicopters flew low and hovered just outside Kid Rock's house in Nashville.

CNN - The Army is aware of video that appears to show AH-64 Apache helicopters operating near a private residence in the Nashville area.

NBC News - Two U.S. Army helicopters that were recorded flying by the Tennessee home of Kid Rock were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army is investigating the apparent flyby of that military branch's Apache helicopters over the weekend at the Nashville, Tennessee, home of singer Kid Rock.

Sportskeeda - Kid Rock's Nashville mansion is reported to be 27,000 square feet.

CNBC - President Trump spoke alongside Kid Rock before signing an executive order in the Oval Office on March 31st, 2025.

ABC News - The Army confirmed that there was no official request from Kid Rock for the helicopters to fly near his residence on March 28th, 2026.

The Guardian - Maj. Jonathon Bless stated that the helicopters were part of a training run and that the incident was not related to the "No Kings" protests against President Trump occurring that day.

ABC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were part of a planned training exercise which included Nashville airspace.

CNN - The Army stated that any association with the "No Kings" protests against President Trump occurring that day was coincidental.

NBC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army is conducting an administrative review to assess compliance with flight regulations and safety standards.

ABC News - The Army launched an investigation after a military helicopter was seen hovering yards away from Kid Rock’s Tennessee estate during a training run on March 28th, 2026.

CNN - Kid Rock posted two videos on his X account on March 28th, 2026, showing him saluting the helicopters and expressing appreciation as they hovered near his swimming pool.

CNBC - Kid Rock referred to his home as "The Southern White House" in his social media posts on March 28th, 2026.

ABC News - Kid Rock stated, "This is a level of respect that s--- for brains Governor of California will never know," in reference to California Governor Gavin Newsom.

CNN - Kid Rock added, "God Bless America and all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to defend her," in his social media posts.

ABC News - The Army is reviewing why two U.S. Army attack helicopters flew low and hovered just outside Kid Rock's house in Nashville.

CNN - The Army is aware of video that appears to show AH-64 Apache helicopters operating near a private residence in the Nashville area.

NBC News - The helicopters were recorded flying by Kid Rock's Tennessee home while following a training route in the Nashville area.

CNBC - The Army spokesman stated that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found during the administrative review.

ABC News - Kid Rock posted two videos on his Instagram account showing him saluting the helicopters and expressing appreciation as they hovered near his swimming pool.

CNN - Kid Rock referred to his home as "The Southern White House" in his social media posts.

NBC News - The Army confirmed that the helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

NY Post - The Army launched an investigation after a military helicopter was seen hovering near Kid Rock’s home.

ABC News - Two AH-64 Apache helicopters were filmed flying low and hovering adjacent to Kid Rock's swimming pool.

NBC News - The helicopters were following a training route in the Nashville area.

ABC News - An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and verify compliance with regulations and airspace requirements.

WHERE:

Sportskeeda - Kid Rock's Nashville mansion is reported to be 27,000 square feet.

ABC News - The incident occurred at Kid Rock's home in Nashville, Tennessee.

ABC News - The 101st Airborne Division is based out of Fort Campbell, Kentucky, approximately 60 miles north of Nashville.

WHEN:

NY Post - The incident occurred on Saturday, March 28th, 2026.

CNBC - Kid Rock posted videos on his X account on March 28th, 2026.

WHY:

The Guardian - Maj. Jonathon Bless stated that the helicopters were part of a planned training exercise that included Nashville airspace.

ABC News - The flyover occurred amid nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump.

The Guardian - The Army stated that there was no official request from Kid Rock for the helicopters to fly near his residence on March 28th, 2026.

ABC News - The flyover occurred amid nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump.

ABC News - Maj. Jonathon Bless stated that the helicopters were part of a planned training exercise that included Nashville airspace.

ABC News - The helicopters were part of a planned training exercise that included Nashville airspace.

ABC News - The Army stated that any association with the "No Kings" protests against President Trump occurring that day was coincidental.

HOW:

The Guardian - The Army's statement emphasized that "Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations."

ABC News - An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and verify compliance with regulations and airspace requirements.

The Guardian - The Army's statement emphasized that "Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations."

ABC News - An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and verify compliance with regulations and airspace requirements.

The Guardian - The Army's statement emphasized that "Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations."

ABC News - Maj. Jonathon Bless emphasized that Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations.

ABC News - Maj. Jonathon Bless emphasized that Army aviators must adhere to strict safety standards and established flight regulations.

ABC News - The Army is conducting an administrative review to assess compliance with flight regulations and safety standards.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 23:04 UTC)

The Army has confirmed that the helicopters involved in a recent incident were part of a planned training exercise in the Nashville area, which is currently under an administrative review to ensure compliance with regulations. An Army spokesman noted that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are found during this review. This flyover occurred amid nationwide "No Kings" protests against Trump, highlighting the intersection of military operations and public sentiment.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 21:06 UTC)

The U.S. Army is currently reviewing an incident involving two attack helicopters that flew low and hovered near Kid Rock's mansion in Nashville on Saturday, as part of a training route. The Army is aware of video footage showing the AH-64 Apache helicopters and is conducting an administrative review to ensure compliance with flight regulations and safety standards. This flyover coincided with nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump, prompting the Army to emphasize the importance of adhering to strict safety protocols.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 19:19 UTC)

on Saturday, Kid Rock shared two videos on social media showing him saluting and cheering as AH-64 Apache helicopters flew low near his home in Nashville, which he refers to as “The Southern White House.” The Army confirmed that the helicopters were on a training route in the area but noted there was no official request from Kid Rock for them to fly near his residence. Additionally, the Army emphasized that its aviators must follow strict safety standards and established flight regulations during such operations.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 17:17 UTC)

The Army has confirmed that both helicopters involved in the incident on Saturday were part of a planned training exercise in the Nashville area. An administrative review is underway to assess compliance with flight regulations and safety standards, as the flyover coincided with nationwide "No Kings" protests against Trump. The Army emphasized the importance of strict adherence to safety standards and professionalism by its aviators.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 15:17 UTC)

The Army has confirmed that the helicopters flying over Nashville on Saturday were part of a planned training exercise and any connection to the "No Kings" protests against President Trump that day was purely coincidental. The helicopters were seen flying near Kid Rock's 27,000 square foot mansion while following their training route, and an administrative review is currently underway to ensure compliance with regulations and airspace requirements. An Army spokesman stated that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are discovered during this review.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 13:19 UTC)

The Army is currently investigating why two U.S. Army Apache helicopters were recorded flying low and hovering near the Nashville home of singer Kid Rock over the weekend. An administrative review is underway to assess the mission and ensure compliance with safety standards and established flight regulations. The Army has acknowledged awareness of video footage showing the helicopters operating in the area and is looking into the situation further.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 11:14 UTC)

President Trump joined Kid Rock in the Oval Office on Tuesdayst, 2025, where he signed an executive order. Meanwhile, reports indicate that Kid Rock's Nashville mansion spans an impressive 27,000 square feet. In other news, the Army has reiterated the importance of strict safety standards and professionalism for its aviators, emphasizing adherence to established flight regulations.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 09:17 UTC)

The Army has confirmed that there was no official request from Kid Rock for helicopters to fly near his residence on Saturday. Major Jonathon Bless stated that the helicopters were part of a training run and were not connected to the "No Kings" protests against President Trump taking place that day. The Army emphasized that its aviators must adhere to strict safety standards, professionalism, and established flight regulations.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 07:18 UTC)

The Army has confirmed that the helicopters seen in Nashville were part of a planned training exercise and were following a designated route in the area. They also clarified that any connection to the "No Kings" protests against Trump occurring that day was purely coincidental. An administrative review is underway to ensure compliance with flight regulations and safety standards, with Maj. Jonathon Bless highlighting the importance of strict adherence to these protocols by Army aviators.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 05:32 UTC)

The Army has launched an investigation after a military helicopter was spotted hovering near Kid Rock’s Tennessee estate during a training run on Saturday. In response, Kid Rock shared two videos on his X account, saluting the helicopters and expressing his appreciation, while also referring to his home as "The Southern White House." He made headlines with a pointed remark about California Governor Gavin Newsom, stating, "This is a level of respect that s--- for brains Governor of California will never know," and concluded his posts with a heartfelt message, "God Bless America and all those who have made the ultimate sacrifice to defend her."

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 03:51 UTC)

The Army is currently reviewing the circumstances surrounding two U.S. Army attack helicopters that were seen flying low and hovering near Kid Rock's home in Nashville while following a training route. This incident comes amid nationwide "No Kings" protests against President Trump, and the Army is aware of video footage showing the AH-64 Apache helicopters in the area. An Army spokesman has stated that appropriate action will be taken if any violations are discovered during the administrative review, with an emphasis on the importance of adhering to strict safety standards and established flight regulations.

(UPDATED March 31, 2026 01:20 UTC)

Kid Rock recently shared two videos on Instagram where he saluted helicopters hovering near his swimming pool, referring to his home as "The Southern White House." The Army confirmed that these helicopters were part of a planned training exercise in the Nashville area, as stated by Maj. Jonathon Bless, who emphasized that Army aviators must follow strict safety standards and established flight regulations. This training route was designed to ensure operational readiness while maintaining safety in the airspace.

(UPDATED March 30, 2026 23:07 UTC)

on Saturday, two AH-64 Apache helicopters were filmed flying low and hovering near Kid Rock's home in Nashville, Tennessee, prompting an investigation by the Army. Kid Rock, a musician and conservative activist known for his support of President Trump, shared videos of the incident on his X account that same day. The helicopters were reportedly following a planned training route in the Nashville area, which is about 60 miles from Fort Campbell, Kentucky, where the 101st Airborne Division is based. An administrative review is currently underway to evaluate the mission and ensure compliance with regulations and airspace requirements, although the Army stated that any connection to the "No Kings" protests against Trump happening that day was purely coincidental. Major Jonathon Bless, a spokesperson for the 101st Airborne Division, is overseeing the investigation into the incident.