Enter to Win: See AJR and Emi Beihold Live at the Iowa State Fair

Get ready for an unforgettable night of indie pop! 104.5 KDAT is giving listeners the chance to win a pair of tickets to see AJR with special guest Em Beihold live on Wednesday, August 19 at 8:00 PM at the Iowa State Fair.

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Known for their creative sound, energetic performances, and genre-defying approach to pop music, AJR has become one of the biggest indie pop bands in the world. Brothers Adam, Jack, and Ryan Met have earned billions of streams, platinum and multi-platinum hits, and a dedicated fanbase with songs like “Weak,” “Sober Up,” and the chart-topping hit “BANG!”

With their unique blend of electronic production, storytelling lyrics, and unforgettable live shows, AJR continues to redefine what pop music can be in the 21st century. Fans can experience the songs from their acclaimed albums, including their latest release, The Maybe Man, during this exciting Iowa State Fair performance.

Joining AJR is singer-songwriter Em Beihold, whose breakout hit “Numb Little Bug” became a platinum-certified success and a favorite among fans worldwide. With her honest songwriting, emotional lyrics, and alternative pop sound, Beihold has quickly become one of music’s most exciting new voices.

Enter to win a pair of tickets below! Don’t miss your chance to be part of this incredible concert experience at the Iowa State Fair!

This is your chance to see two incredible artists take the stage for a night full of unforgettable music and memories.

Who: AJR with special guest Em Beihold
Where: Iowa State Fair
When: Wednesday, August 19 at 8:00 PM
Tickets: Available here, starting at $54.40

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