Win Tickets to See Luke Bryan in West Palm Beach, FL!

Win Tickets to See Luke Bryan in West Palm Beach, FL!

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Get ready for a night of feel‑good country hits and open‑air fun. Live Free Country is giving one fan the chance to catch Luke Bryan live in West Palm Beach with travel cash to go along with it. It’s the perfect excuse for a late‑summer Florida escape centered around one unforgettable show.

Here’s your chance to see Luke Bryan at the iTHINK Financial Amphitheatre in West Palm Beach, Florida on Saturday, September 12!

Between Monday, May 25th through Friday, June 5th, 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 chance to qualify in person at these events:

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

This prize includes:

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

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