Tell Us What You Think About These Songs, and You Could Win Ben Harper Tickets

We’ve really enjoyed your honest feedback since we started these surveys in 2023. Knowing what you want to hear and what you don’t is important to us. High scores mean the jocks will play it more. Low scores can take songs off the air. If you’re bored today, or just ready to let us know what we should play on WCLZ, click over to our all-new survey for September!

Click the link below to take the survey and you’ll automatically be entered for a chance to win one of three pairs of tickets to Ben Harper and the Innocent Criminals at The State Theater on October 3rd!

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