Rock & Roll Road Trip with Cloudland Dental

Posted on June 13, 2018

We’re ready for our next Rock & Roll Road Trip with Cloudland Dental and KZ106—Sunday, July 1st, it’s Def Leppard, Journey and The Pretenders live at Suntrust Part in Atlanta! Listen for the KZ Workforce Whistle and be caller 10 to qualify on the air. We’ll announce the winner on Wednesday, June 27th on The Roadshow with Scott Chase! For a second shot at tickets, download and register the KZ106 Gold Card App between now and noon on Thursday, June 28th. Just before she plays The National Anthem at noon, Kelly will announce a Gold Card App number…if it’s yours, call back within 40 minutes and the tickets are yours! We’ll keep calling out numbers every 40 minutes until we get a winner! Celebrating 40 years of rockin’ Chattanooga, KZ106!

Rock News

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Little River Band Co-Founder, Roger McLachlan, Dies At Age 71

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