Ticket Tuesday: How to Win Maxwell Concert Tickets

Get ready for a fun-filled Tuesday. It’s Ticket Tuesday with 92.9 WTUG, where you can win tickets to the hottest concerts in Alabama.

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Ticket Tuesday

All day this Tuesday, September 24, you can qualify to win tickets to see the Maxwell: The Serenade Tour with Jazmine Sullivan and October London at the Legacy Arena at The BJCC in Birmingham, Alabama, on Saturday, September 28.

How to Qualify to Win

Follow these simple steps to qualify for two free tickets to the Maxwell: The Serenade Tour.

#1 - Open the free 92.9 WTUG app

#2 - Click on the “Chat with Us” icon

#3 - To qualify to win, send us a message with the name “Maxwell” on our free app by 11:59 p.m. on Tuesday, September 24, 2024.

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Please know that winners will be randomly selected and contacted directly.

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