How To Win Free Passes To Rock The Country In Sioux Falls

How could you possibly make a weekend at this month's Rock the Country event in Sioux Falls even better?

Two words: Free Tickets!

Every weekday from now until June 19th, B1027 will be giving you chances to win weekend passes to Rock the Country on Saturday, June 27th, and Sunday, June 28th, at the WH Lyon Fairgrounds.

This year's headliners are Kid Rock and Staind, all part of a lineup which features 18 different performers.

Kid Rock headlines the Friday Night show and is joined by Treaty Oak Revival, Uncle Kracker, and more.

Born Robert James Ritchie, the Michigan native has released eight Top Ten albums since launching his career in 1990, including the #1 album Rock & Roll Jesus in 2007, which featured 'All Summer Long', a mashup of 'Werewolves of London' and 'Sweet Home Alabama', a single that topped nine different charts worldwide.

On Saturday Night, Staind is the headlining band, and will be joined by Brantley Gilbert, the Marshall Tucker Band, and more.

The Springfield, Massachusetts band debuted in 1995 and has a trio of #1 albums to their credit: Break the Cycle (2001), 14 Shades of Grey (2003), and Chapter V (2005).

Staind's 2001 single, 'It's Been Awhile', landed in the Top Five on the Billboard Hot 100 and topped both the Rock and Alternative Charts.

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