We Use Your Opinion to Make Us Better and You Go to The State CLZ Shows for Free This June!

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It’s almost summer, and time to take your temperature on some of the latest releases in WCLZ land. It’s super helpful for the whole staff here to know how you are feeling about what we are playing. Of course, we like to think you’ll like what we spin for tunes. This is the way you can let us know how we are doing.

Since every participant is doing us a favor, this time we are happy to be able to offer up one pair of tickets to each of the State Theatre shows listed below…

Click here for the survey!

Deadline to enter is Tuesday, June 2nd, 2026, at 11:59 pm.

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