Win Tony Rice-Mountain Heart tickets
If you live within a comfortable drive of Bristol, TN, The Bluegrass Blog and The Paramount Center can offer you a chance to see Tony Rice and Mountain Heart in concert this Saturday.
Five winners will each receive 2 tickets to the show on April 12, a show poster signed by Tony and the guys, plus an opportunity to meet them all at the show.
The show begins on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and will start with a set from Mountain Heart. After a brief intermission, they will return to the stage with Tony in tow, and will perform a set with him of Rice material. Josh Shilling, Barry Abernathy and Clay Hess of Mountain Heart will supply the vocals.
Winners will be selected at random on Friday around noon (EDT) and they will be notified by email right away with information about how to pick up their tickets.
Enter now to win!
UPDATE (4/11/08 12:30 PM): The promotion has now ended. Thanks for participating. Winners will be announced shortly.
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Don't forget that noon on Friday (4/11 - EDT) is the deadline to enter the contest drawing for free tickets to see Mountain Heart and Tony Rice in Bristol, TN on Saturday.
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Jason Davis - Rose Hill, VA
Tim Carter - Limestone, TN
Paige Clifton - Lowgap, NC
Don Burton - Kingsport,...
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