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Pick Your Day for CMA Music Fest!


It’s your chance to pick which day you want to go to!  Be listening for your chance to call in to win.  When you hear it, be Beaver Fan #10 to call 270-697-1003 and you’ll get to choose!  It’s first come, first serve.  So, once all the tickets for a day have been picked, that day can no longer be selected.

Be sure to study the lineup so you know which day you want to attend.  See the CMA Music Fest lineup.

You can still win tickets for the following days…

Thursday, June 6
Friday, June 7
Saturday, June 8
Sunday, June 9

 

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