Win signed Black Country Communion gear and meet the band
Signed Jason Bonham swag up for grabs
© Christie Goodwin
To celebrate the release of their excellent sophomore album, 2, Jason Bonham and Black Country Communion are offering you the chance to win a unique set of prizes.
The big winner will receive an exclusive Remo drum head, a limited edition deluxe copy of the album and an official band T-shirt, all signed by Jason Bonham. If that wasn't enough, they will also win a pair of tickets to any one of the dates on BCC's July UK tour and the chance to meet the band during soundcheck. The tour dates are;
23 July: Llandudno Cymru Arena
26 July: Leeds O2 Academy
27 July: Newcastle O2 Academy
29 July: Glasgow O2 Academy
30 July: Manchester Academy
For a chance to win just head here and answer a simple question. For a huge six-page interview with Jason pick up the latest issue of Rhythm.
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