CLZ Has Your Chance to Win Chris Stapleton Tickets

CLZ Has Your Chance to Win Chris Stapleton Tickets

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As you may know, Chris Stapleton is playing two sold out shows at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion this summer, rescheduled from 2020. The All American Roadshow 2021 Tour has added a THIRD SHOW on Friday, July 30th, and WCLZ has your chance to win a pair of tickets!

Tickets go on sale Friday June 11th at 10am.

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Deadline to enter is 6/20/21 at 11:59pm. Value is $100 for the pair.

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