Tommy James & the Shondells Ticket Winners

Congratulations to our text club members who won tickets to the Tommy James & the Shondells concert on Thursday!

Linda Wagner & Cindy Buck!

These winners had an exclusive chance to win tickets simply by being in the KOOL Text Club. Not a member yet? What are you waiting for? Join NOW by texting the keyword KOOL to 77000, and you’re in the club!

See you all at the show on Sunday!

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