The Daily Echo has teamed up with the south’s biggest radio station, Wave 105, to offer two lucky winners and their guests tickets to the ’Wave 105 Night Air’ concerts.
The concerts are part of the Bournemouth Air Festival and feature three distinct nights of music at Boscombe Pier, (Thursday 18, Friday 19 and Saturday 20 August) each sponsored by Shorefield Holiday Parks.
On Friday August 19, Wave 105 presents “Hits On The Beach” - a family pop show featuring one of Britain’s most successful bands of the last 20 years, Travis, current chart star Imani Williams and Britain’s Got Talent singer Calum Scott, with more to be announced.
Full details of each concert can be found at www.wave105.com/nightair
Your ‘money can’t buy prize’ is two pairs of VIP tickets to “Hits On The Beach” including access to watch the hotly anticipated show and a backstage tour.
For your chance to win one of two pairs of tickets, simply answer the following question:
Q. What is the title of Travis’s single?
• Why does it always rain on me?
• Why does it always hail on me?
• Why does it always snow on me?
By post: Send your completed entry form to Wave 105 – Hits On The Beach Competition, Daily Echo, Fleet House, Hampshire Road, Weymouth, Dorset, DT4 9XD before the closing date of 5th August 2016.
By phone: Simply call 09011510242 and leave your answer and details when prompted.
By text: Send your text to 80360 starting with BDEHITS leave a space, followed by your answer, name and contact details.
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Winner and guest must be over 18. Prize for Friday August 19 only.
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