Five Counties in Five Days

Brad and John are hitting the road and coming to your county as part of a 5 stop tour with tickets to see 5 Hall of Famers.

The Brad and John World Tour begins June 24th, with a chance for one grand prize winner to score tickets to see the Who at Climate Pledge, ZZ Top at the NW Washington Fair, Heart and Neil Young at the Gorge and Mariners tickets for the Ichiro Hall of Fame Weekend! Plus, one KISM listener per stop will win a Weber Q-Series grill from Judd and Black Appliance.

June 24, Tuesday, 3p-5p – Judd and Black Appliance, Everett

June 25, Wednesday, 3p-5p, Deception Pass Golf Center, Oak Harbor

June 26, Thursday, 3p-5p, Beach Cat Brewing, Bellingham

June 27, Friday, Noon-2p, Sound Cedar Lumber, Mt Vernon

June 28, Saturday, Noon-2p, Lopez Islander Resort, Lopez Island

In addition to winning the tickets to see 5 Hall of Famers, you’ll score a 2-night stay at the Lopez Islander Resort.

The Brad and John World Tour, 5 Counties in 5 Days, powered by Judd and Black Appliance on the Region’s Rock Station, 92.9 KISM.

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