Rockin’ and Grillin’

Photo: Classic Rock 92.9 KISM

Start your day with the Brad and John Show for a chance to enjoy a summer packed with live rock shows and great grillin’.

Each weekday morning, you’ll have a chance to win a Weber Q-Series Grill from Judd and Black Appliance and a pair of tickets to see Heart By Heart on May 21st at the Silver Reef Casino Resort.

You’ll then be qualified to win a pair of tickets to see 5 Rock n Roll Hall of Fame artists perform live this summer!

Santana June 25 at White River Amphitheater
Pat Benatar August 20 at the Northwest Washington Fair
Def Leppard/Motley Crue/Poison/Joan Jett August 31 at T-Mobile Park
Lynyrd Skynyrd September 25 at the Washington State Fair
The Who October 22 at Climate Pledge Arena

A full summer of Rockin’ and Grillin’ with Judd and Black Appliance and the Brad and John Show on KISM.

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