Hertz and Live Nation Announce Sweepstakes for Trans-Siberian Orchestra
The Grand Prize winner and four guests will receive a VIP experience to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra’s Winter Tour in a free Hertz rental car.
As the official rental car partner for Live Nation Entertainment, Hertz and Live Nation Entertainment launched the Trans-Siberian Orchestra (TSO) VIP Experience Sweepstakes as a part of the Hertz Movin' with Music platform on Oct. 22.
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra VIP Experience Sweepstakes will give the winner and four guests the opportunity to attend a concert on TSO's Winter Tour, The Lost Christmas Eve, along with a VIP package including a free Hertz rental car, a $200 gift card for expenses, a backstage tour and dinner with members of the band.
The contest will also feature five first prize winners and 100 second prize winners. First prize winners will receive a week-long minivan rental for their next trip, and 100 second prize winners will receive an autographed copy of Trans-Siberian Orchestra's The Lost Christmas Eve CD.
Contestants can go to www.HertzTSOSweeps.com to enter to win.
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