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Giveaway: Three Pairs of Tickets to see Eleven Hundred Springs at The Granada Theater Tonight

For over 10 years, the Dallas country act Eleven Hundred Springs has been married to the road. Touring all over the country, playing their highly danceable country music has taken its toll on the band, who move back and forth from being country stars to being family men. Tonight's show...
January 14, 2011

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For over 10 years, the Dallas country act Eleven Hundred Springs has been married to the road. Touring all over the country, playing their highly danceable country music has taken its toll on the band, who move back and forth from being country stars to being family men. Tonight's show at Granada Theater will be an opportunity to see the band intertwine those two aspects of their lives -- playing a hometown show to a big hometown crowd. And if you want in on the action, we've got just the thing.

The Granada Theater has kindly passed along three pairs of tickets to tonight's show, and we'd like to give them to three lucky DC9 Readers. Hit the jump to find out how to win the tickets.

Just email me with the words "Raise Hell Drink Beer" in the subject line, and the tickets will be yours. Good Luck!

Update: Contest is over. Congrats to our winners!

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