Share your “Summer Send Off” Photo to Win Lady A Tickets!

Show us your “Summer Send Off” photo to win tickets to Lady A's Request Line Tour at the Gaillard on Aug. 25. Photo: 92.5 Kickin' Country/Gaillard Center

Share your “Summer Send Off” Photo to Win a Pair of Tickets to the Lady A Show at the Gaillard – Thursday, Aug. 25

Lady A is in a “Summer State of Mind” – listen for the trio’s latest hit on 92.5 Kickin’ Country. Even better, win tickets to see them perform it.

Thursday, Aug. 25, Hillary, Dave and Charles – Lady A, bring their Request Line Tour to the Charleston Gaillard Center. Tickets for the concert are on sale now.

92.5 Kickin’ Country has an opportunity for you to win your tickets as part of our Lady A Summer Send Off. Simply upload a photo of you celebrating summer. We’ll randomly select photos and award tickets to the concert, along with Lady A Summer Prize Packs.

Plus, one lucky winner will also receive overnight hotel accommodations in Charleston the night of the show. Show us your “Summer Send Off” photo to enter:

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