Frontstretch Fest Contest Rules

Beginning at 11:00am on March 27, 2015 through 4:59PM on April 9, 2015, you can attempt win 2 tickets to the Frontstretch Fest in Nashville on May 2, 2015. Winners will each win 2 tickets valued at $49 each for a total prize value of $98. The contest is open to those who hold a valid article of state identification and are 18 years of age or older.

To attempt to win, one must listen for the cue to call. When it airs, the 10^th person to call 270-697-1003 or 877-999-9887 will be named a winner. Tickets must be at our studios no later than 5pm on May 1^st. Complete WVVR contest rules apply and are available at beaver1003.com.

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