Win Tickets to See Keith Urban in Hollywood, FL!

Win Tickets to See Keith Urban in Hollywood, FL!

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Pack your bags and crank up the volume, this is your shot at an epic country music getaway! Live Free Country is giving one lucky winner the chance to jet off to sunny South Florida for an unforgettable night with Keith Urban, complete with live music and extra cash to fuel the adventure.

Here’s your shot to see Keith Urban at the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino on Friday, May 29 in Hollywood, FL.

Between Monday, May 4th through Friday, May 15th, 2026, listeners will be told on-air 4 times per day (8:05a, 11:05a, 2:05p & 5:05p) to visit livefreecountry.com to hear the keyword and enter it below.

Don’t miss your last chance to qualify in person at this event:
Saturday May 16th 6-8pm at The Alamo Texas BBQ & Tequila Bar in Brookline, NH

This prize includes:

  • 2 Tickets to see Keith Urban
  • $1,000 check to spend on travel and accommodations for the ultimate concert getaway

Presented By: This once-in-a-lifetime contest is made possible by our friends at Sinless Vodka Cocktails. Guilty of Flavor. Free of Sugar & Carbs.

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