Kool 98.3 is giving you a chance to win tickets to Andy Grammer!

Kool 98.3 is giving you a chance to win tickets to Andy Grammer!

Just be listening for Kool 98.3 to play a snippet/montage of Andy Grammer’s songs. When you hear it, be the first caller at 996-1100, and you’ll win a pair of tickets to the concert, coming to the Corn Palace Festival on Friday, August 28th at 7:30pm. Don’t forget to get your tickets online at cornpalace.com or at the Corn Palace Box Office!

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