Did You Not Get Your Khruangbin Tickets Before They Were Gone?

Khruangbin at Thompson’s Point is officially SOLD OUT…but ‘CLZ has you covered!

You could win a pair of tickets to the June 29th show just by letting the jocks know what you think of the music we’re playing.

The link below will take you to the survey, which will play you a handful of songs found on the WCLZ airwaves. You’ll let us know if we should keep playing that song or play it less. Once you’re done, you’re automatically entered to win tickets AND we’ll implement your musical expertise. It’s a win-win!

Click here to take the WCLZ Music Survey!

Deadline to enter is Thursday, June 26, 2025, at 11:59pm.

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