Ticket Giveaway: Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam 2014 with Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton & more!

Have you ever wanted to spend your Labor Day Weekend with some of country music's biggest and brightest stars? Well, here's your chance! To close out the summer, the Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam is making a splashy (but scorching) return to Panama City Beach, Fla., and NashvilleGab is exclusively giving away two three-day general admission tickets for pleasure!

Details on how to enter below!

But why would you wanna go? Well, the lineup is quite alluring: Big & Rich, Randy Houser, Love and Theft, Cassadee Pope, Lonestar, Carrie Underwood, Blake Shelton, Dierks Bentley, Jon Pardi, John Michael Montgomery, Casey James, Laura Bell Bundy, Trick Pony, Neal McCoy, BlackJack Billy, the 2013 Pepsi Southern Original winner Andrew Salgado and Kirstie Lovelady.

"It’s the perfect location with the perfect artists to build the perfect festival,” the event's Executive Producer Rendy Lovelady shares. “Pepsi Gulf Coast Jam is an annual event now with a permanent destination."

Ticket holders will have access to a complimentary shuttle service to and from most lodges and hotels, so don't worry about getting 'round while sipping on that margarita.

During the daytime hours, performances will take place on the beach at M.B. Miller County Pier, while the evening headliners will perform at the Frank Brown Park. Lodging packages at prime locations are still available and include special viewing areas at the main stage. Additional details came be uncovered here.

Here is the full schedule:

Friday, August 29^th:
Carrie Underwood (Headliner)
Randy Houser
Love and Theft
Jon Pardi
Andrew Salgado
John Michael Montgomery (Day Stage Headliner)

Saturday, August, 30^th:
Dierks Bentley (Headliner)
Big & Rich
Lonestar
Casey James
Laura Bell Bundy

Trick Pony (Day Stage Headliner)

Sunday, August 31^st:
Blake Shelton (Headliner)
Cassadee Pope
Neal McCoy
Kirstie Lovelady
Blackjack Billy (Day Stage Headliner)

UPDATE:

Sorry for the delay. Technical difficulties on my end. The WINNER is…Ashley Fettinger!

ENTER TO WIN:

Share your favorite country music moment in the comments, tweet at me (@JasonTheScott) and @NashvilleGab OR send me an email with your entry! (Oh, of course, include your name and/or nickname, too!)

The winner will be announced on Friday, June 6 at 12 p.m. CDT!

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Sharla June 5, 2014

I’d have to say my favorite country music moment ON TV: was LeeAnn Womack tribute to George Strait when she sang “Stand There and Sing” and LIVE: was taking my aunt to see George Strait for her 1st concert a couple of months after my uncle passed away.

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