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Zac Brown Band gives away free cruise trip to more than 37,000 fans: ‘The biggest giveaway in history’

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New York Post22 mins ago

The Zac Brown Band handed out free cruise tickets to more than 37,000 revelers at its Fenway Park show in what the country star branded “the biggest giveaway in history” worth a whopping $40 million.

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Billboard13 hrs ago

Zac Brown Band Surprises More Than 37,000 Fans With Free Cruise Vacations During Show

The group celebrated playing its 15th sold-out show at Boston's Fenway Park on Aug. 2.

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Rolling Stone15 hrs ago

Zac Brown Band Celebrates Concert Milestone by Giving Away Free Cruises to Entire Stadium

The country group surprised 37,000 audience members at Boston's Fenway Park with a trip on Margaritaville at Sea in honor of 15 consecutive sold-out shows

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Mashable16 hrs ago

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CBS News18 hrs ago

Zac Brown Band surprises 37,000 Fenway Park concert fans with free cruises

Zac Brown Band celebrated their 15th straight sold-out concert at Fenway Park in Boston by giving everyone a free vacation on a cruise ship.

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The Oregonian19 hrs ago

Thousands of Zac Brown fans left Fenway with more than concert memories after historic surprise

Zac Brown Band gave every Fenway Park fan a free cruise during a record-setting concert. Learn how attendees can redeem the offer.

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USA Today🏁 first to report1 days ago

Zac Brown Band gives Fenway crowd free cruises worth $40M

Zac Brown Band gives Fenway crowd free cruises worth $40M USA Today

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