One Second Music Quiz: “Weird Al” Yankovic

One Second Music Quiz: “Weird Al” Yankovic

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“Weird Al” Yankovic is coming to The John Paul Jones Arena on Thu, Oct. 8th— and 106.1 The Corner is sending YOU to the party!

All this week, you’ve got a chance to win a pair of tickets with the One Second Music Quiz. Think you can name that tune in just one second? Let’s find out. 🎶🔥

Here’s how to play:
📻 Tune in Monday, Sep. 28th through Friday, Oct. 2nd at 7AM
📞 When you hear the cue, be the correct caller at 434-970-1061
🎟️ Get it right and BOOM — you’re headed to see “Weird Al” Yankovic!

But wait… we’re still not done. 👀

One lucky winner will also score a $25 gift certificate to Bottle House — because great music deserves great drinks. 🍻🎶

Set that alarm, warm up those dialing fingers, and get ready to win big!!!

For more information on “Weird Al” Yankovic Click Here!

For more information on Bottle House Click Here! 

Visit Long Form Rules: 106.1 The Corner (1061thecorner.com) for a complete list of rules!

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