May-tallica Flyaway to Vegas

May-tallica Flyaway to Vegas

Photo: Classic Rock 92.9 KISM


Every weekday from May 4th to May 22nd, 92.9 KISM and Morris Floors and Interiors are giving you the chance to flyaway to Vegas to see Metallica live at the Sphere!

 

Three (3) keywords will be given each day, Monday through Friday, at various times of the day between 6am and 6pm on 92.9 KISM. Once you hear the keyword, come back to this page to submit your entry. You can enter each keyword given throughout the day, for a total of three entries a day for the duration of the contest and all entries will remain eligible.

May-tallica Keywords will air weekdays in the 8am, noon, and 4pm hours on 92.9 KISM. You’ll have until 11:59pm daily to enter the keywords of the day.

Submit the May-tallica Keyword below

Your chance to win a flyaway to see Metallica at the Sphere, every single weekday with KISM and Morris Floors and Interiors, down the street from the iconic Metallica bridge in Ferndale.

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