Radio Stations Offer Concert Ticket Giveaways

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Audacy stations are running several contests for pairs of concert tickets in October and November 2026. Prizes include tickets to The Smashing Pumpkins in San Jose, Clint Black in Lake Charles, Bryan Adams in Las Vegas, SOMBR in St. Louis and Bryson Tiller in Seattle. Entry methods vary: online forms, texting on-air codewords, or calling during a radio show, with eligibility windows and deadlines differing by contest. Most contests require winners to use a mobile ticketing app, and some add requirements such as local residency or in-person prize pickup.

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