Brad and John’s Rush Challenge

Brad and John’s Rush Challenge

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Looking for middle or high school bands – school bands – to play a popular RUSH song.  Doesn’t have to be the entire song….a minute will suffice.  Doesn’t have to be the entire school band.  Could be just the strings or horns.

Record it on your phone…email it to bradandjohn@kism.com

This is not a contest.  We’ll highlight some of your school’s performance on the Brad & John Show.   Guitar Center of Bellingham will award a $200 gift card to one of the schools that enters…totally random drawing.

Schools from anywhere in the U.S. or Canada are welcome to submit.  No deadline.  We’d love to play RUSH challenge performances for the rest of the school year.

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