Roots Tuesday: Rebecca Porter & The Rhinestone Roses

106.1 The Corner is giving you the chance to win a pair of tickets to see Rebecca Porter & The Rhinestone Roses with the Terri Allard Trio at Rivanna River Company on Saturday October 12th, by playing Roots Tuesday!

Listen Tuesday, July 30th during the 2pm, 3p, & 4pm hours for the Roots Tuesday Cue-to-Call.
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