Win tickets to see The Voice winner Javier Colon in concert

Jan. 23, 2012, 7:00 am | 0 comments

The Voice‘s season-one winner, Javier Colon, is touring next month, starting a few days before the second season of the NBC series begins.

AEG Live has provided me with a pair of tickets for E.mail me your contact information: your name (both as it appears on your photo ID and as it appears on your comment, if those are different), phone number, and the city for which you’d like to win tickets. If you do not send me an e.mail message with this information, your comment entries will be invalidated, because I need this if you win: to let you know and to give to AEG so tickets will be at the will call window (again, only if you’re randomly selected as the winner). I won’t use that information for anything else.

You can enter once a day–again, by commenting–until Friday at noon ET, for a total of five entries. I’ll randomly select one winner for each city at that time. No purchase is necessary, et cetera, and so on.

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