Ted Nugent, often known as the "Motor City Madman," is an American rock musician and guitarist renowned for his energetic stage presence and unapologetic musical style. Born on December 13, 1948, in Redford, Michigan, Nugent initially gained fame as the lead guitarist for The Amboy Dukes, a band which formed in the mid-1960s. However, it was with his solo career, launched in the 1970s, that Nugent truly became a household name in the rock music world. His intense guitar skills and forthright persona were center stage on hits such as "Cat Scratch Fever" and "Stranglehold."

Over the decades, Nugent has become equally known for his passionate advocacy of hunting and gun ownership rights, as well as various conservative political stances. These themes often influence his music and public appearances. Despite his polarizing views, his fan base remains strong, attracted by his rugged individualism and dedication to rock and roll. His recent releases, such as "Detroit Muscle" and "The Music Made Me Do It," continue to showcase his signature hard rock sound and his commitment to what he deems true American values. Albums like "MotorCity BadBoys" and "Nuge Vault, Vol. 1: Free-For-All" serve as anthemic reminders of his ongoing impact on the rock genre and reaffirm his legacy as one of the outspoken icons of American guitar rock.

Genres

Acid Rock

Album Rock

Blues Rock

Classic Rock

Glam Metal

Hard Rock

Rock

Southern Rock

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Latest Release

Who Shot Trump

Ted Nugent

Single - Released July 29, 2024