Be an Andy Grammer VIP!

Be Our Next Andy Grammer VIP! Listen mornings at 7:10 and 8:10 for #2GG to reveal each day’s designated Andy Grammer Secret Ticket Song! When it plays in its entirety again later in the day between 9AM and 5PM, the 9th local caller at (843) 375-0959 gets to be one of our Andy Grammer VIPs! Photo: Mix 95.9/Saga Communications


Be Our Next Andy Grammer VIP!
Listen mornings at 7:10 and 8:10 for #2GG to reveal each day’s designated Andy Grammer Secret Ticket Song!  When it plays in its entirety again later in the day between 9AM and 5PM, the 9th local caller at (843) 375-0959 gets to be one of our Andy Grammer VIPs! 
Here’s what you get:
  • 2 general admission tickets to the Andy Grammer concert on Saturday night, Oct. 5 at The Music Farm
  • VIP early entry before the doors open to the general public
  • Attend a private acoustic performance by Andy himself
  • An assortment of Andy Grammer gear (journal, tote bag, cell phone holder, and two official VIP laminates
  • Merch shopping opportunity before the general public (for purchase).

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