Win Tickets To Duckman Jam Concert At Flora-Bama

News Staff • March 24, 2024

The beach concert will take place in April at the Flora-Bama

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Need FREE tickets to a spring Break concert on the beach? The Flora-Bama is hosting a ticket giveaway for the upcoming Duckman Jam event, headlined by Riley Green. Scheduled for April 12th and 13th, this two-day beachfront concert will host a lineup of renowned country music artists. Other artist joining Green at the two-day beach concert featuring country music stars like Tracy Lawrence, Drake White, Ella Langley, and Jake Worthington.


REGISTER HERE FOR THE TICKET CONTEST


The Duckman Jam, part of a Spring Break weekend at the Flora-Bama, is set to feature performances from the likes of Tracy Lawrence, Drake White, and Ella Langley, among others. Riley Green, a rising star in the country music scene, is poised to perform alongside these seasoned artists, offering fans an eclectic mix of country music flavors.


Individuals over the age of 18 can enter to win tickets to this event by registering at www.florabama.com/register-to-win. This giveaway offers a unique opportunity for country music fans to experience a weekend filled with live performances on the beach in front of the Flora-Bama.


Tickets for the event are currently available for purchase at www.florabama.com/tickets. The Duckman Jam is an 18+ event.

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