Chris Stapleton has a gig on the 4th of July where he will be taking the stage to celebrate America250 in Los Angeles.
The show is a part of America’s Block Party, a nationwide, multi-city celebration of the United States’ 250th anniversary.
There is no better way to celebrate America than by only paying $17.76 to get to see Chris Stapleton live in concert. Stapleton realized that and quickly agreed to have every single ticket priced at $17.76, the year of America’s birth.
According to Seat Geek, that is a heck of a lot lower than Stapleton’s usual concert ticket prices of $106 to $128, with his overall tour averages spanning $327 to $512.
But, like a good 3am infomercial would say — “Wait. There’s more!”
As part of the celebration of America and our greatness, 5,000 free tickets will be donated to veterans, active-duty service members and first responders.
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Where is The America250 Concert With Chris Stapleton Being Held?
The event will be held at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum and happens on July 4th.
How Do Veterans and First Responders Claim Their Free Tickets?
Free tickets are available to those who are eligible for them on the Veteran Tickets Foundation Vet Tix website.
With the prices being paid to see Stapleton being so low, and the free tickets being doled out to America’s helpers, the show and celebration are sure to be a packed party like none other.
Where Does The Money From Ticket Sales of America250 Go?
After all of the processing fees are taken out, proceeds from each ticket will be donated to Feeding America, a domestic hunger relief organization.
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Chris Stapleton: Since 1978 includes childhood keepsakes, instruments, awards, clothing and unique keepsakes that tell the story of the Kentucky native’s journey from an aspiring songwriter to one of country music’s biggest stars.
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