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Brad Paisley Rewards First Responders With Free Tickets To Saturday Show
Brad Paisley wanted to show his appreciation to first responders for their work during Hurricane Irma with free tickets to his concert.

TAMPA, FL - First responders are getting a well-deserved treat for their work during Hurricane Irma. Country music star Brad Paisley has offered free tickets for his Saturday show at the MidFlorida Credit Union Amphitheatre in Tampa. A post on Paisley’s Facebook page asks first responders to show proper I.D. at the box office to receive a pair of free tickets.
Some resale tickets to the concert were selling for more than $100 each Friday night, according to the LiveNation.com website.
“Thanks 1st responders for your dedicated service. Join me Saturday in Tampa as my guests,” Paisley said on his Facebook post.
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Paisley added in another post: “Thrilled to confirm the 'powers that be' have given us a go ahead for our shows in West Palm Beach and Tampa this weekend...we will also be making a donation for Florida's recovery & celebrating the resilience and spirit of this great state.”
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The country music singer has sold more than 12 million albums and won three Grammy awards.
Last week they said we won't be playing next week. By some small miracle we are able to do this tonight. We love you Florida! pic.twitter.com/6WewpSWlff
— Brad Paisley (@BradPaisley) September 16, 2017
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