24 HOURS AND COUNTING TO THROWBACK CONCERT





With only one day to go, we are winding down to the concert of the year.  To make your concert experience an enjoyable and unforgettable one, here are a few things to remember:


1.
GA ticket holders need to bring their chair. Ponchos and small umbrellas are allowed.

2. 
Outside food or drinks are not allowed. Vendors will be on site.

3.
All Tickets are on sale at the gate at an additional charge. Credit cards accepted.  Please bring cash for parking and shopping.

4.
Like us on facebook at THROWBACK CONCERT

5.
Print your tickets

 6. 
Children not recommended BUT are allowed with parents.

7. 
No re-entry... No weapons.. Security Bag check enforced at the gate.



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