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Pinkbox Doughnuts Giving Vegas Locals A Chance At Free 2024 Pink Tickets

Author Wendy Rush
P!NK performs onstage during P!NK The Summer Carnival 2024 - St. Louis at The Dome at America’s Center on August 10, 2024 in St Louis, Missouri. She'll be at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas in September 2024.

The one and only Pink is coming to Las Vegas and locals have a chance to win tickets to see the concert. And the best part is, all they have to do to win is eat some doughnuts. Pinkbox Doughnuts, one of Las Vegas’s favorite doughnut shops, has partnered with Live Nation for a one-day only promotion that could land some lucky customers a pair of Pink tickets.

Pinkbox Doughnuts 2024 Pink Tickets Promotion

On Wednesday, August 28, 2024, Pinkbox Doughnuts will be offering customers a chance to win Pink tickets. They can do it at any of the Las Vegas Pinkbox locations by finding a “pink ticket” inside their specially created Pink doughnut. The doughnut is a white frosted raised pastry filled with birthday whipped topping. It is topped with whipped frosting surrounding an edible photo of Pink singing.

A doughnut with pink icing and an edible photo of singer Pink on a black background. Concept: Pink tickets
Pinkbox Doughnuts
The one and only Pink is coming to Allegiant Stadium on September 13 and Pinkbox Doughnuts is giving away free Pink tickets to eight lucky winners during their one day promotion.

When customers buy a 6-pack of doughnuts that have at least one of the featured Pink doughnuts, they will have a chance to find a “pink ticket” inside the featured doughnut. Finding the “pink ticket” will mean a free pair of Pink tickets for the lucky winner. The show is at Allegiant Stadium on September 13 as part of Pink’s Summer Carnival tour.

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Customers can purchase the featured doughnuts beginning at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, August 28 until 6 p.m. or while supplies last. The featured doughnuts will be available at all nine Pinkbox locations in the Vegas valley. Locations include at The Plaza Hotel & Casino; 3990 E. Sunset Rd. in Vegas; 7531 W. Lake Mead Blvd. near Summerlin; 1210 W. Craig Rd. in North Las Vegas; 10510 S. Eastern Ave. in Henderson; 9435 W. Tropicana Avenue in southwest Las Vegas; at Siegel’s Bagelmania, 252 Convention Center Dr.; 31881 S Las Vegas Blvd. in Primm, Nev.; and at the Pahrump Nugget Casino.

Winners must be at least 18 years of age. There are additional official rules for the contest as well that can be found on the Pinkbox website. There will be eight total “pink tickets” throughout the Las Vegas valley.

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Wendy Rush is the midday host on one of Vegas's top stations, 96.3 KKLZ. She has been with the station for ten years and comes with a diverse career background. In addition to being a radio host, Wendy has lived the Vegas life as an entertainer. She has been a celebrity impersonator, rock band singer, and improv comedian. As a content creator for 96.3 KKLZ, Wendy writes about music, celebrities, mental health and wellness, and life as a Las Vegas local.

5 Opening Act and Headliner Combos That Actually Happened

New tours are seemingly announced every week. Oftentimes, those tours feature outstanding multi-act lineups and other great supporting acts.

With that in mind, we can’t help but think about all of the strange opening acts and headliner combos in rock history, and there have been some doozies.

A great example of this was the Molson Canadian Rocks for Toronto concert in 2003. The show was organized as an economic boom for Toronto, which was hit pretty badly by the SARS outbreak. (It’s also why the show is affectionately known as SARSStock. Over 450,000 people attended the show, which featured the headlining lineup of The Rolling Stones, AC/DC, Rush, The Guess Who…and Justin Timberlake.

Bookers and promoters didn’t think about how a predominantly rock crowd would react to Timberlake. It’s a memory that still sticks with Timberlake, who reflected on it during a February 2020 appearance on BBC’s The Graham Norton Show.

“You would think Canadians are historically peaceful people, … It was a bit of a blur,” recalled Timberlake, who at the time had just started his solo career. “I just remember saying to the band before we went on stage, ‘I don’t think this is going to go well.’ Little did I know how bad it was going to go.”

So, how bad was it? People threw bottles of urine at him!

Jokingly, Timberlake said, “I still have a lot of trauma from this incident. After the first song, the host of the festival comes out and [tries to wave me off stage,] and I’m like, ‘No, man! I’m staying out here! We’re doing this!'”

Fans then continued to throw the bottles of urine at him, but things eventually calmed down. Timberlake said, “After [the second song of the set] either one of two things happened: Either they ran out of nerve, because they knew I was going to stay there, or they ran out of urine.”

Fortunately, no bottles of urine were involved in the following five examples of strange opening act and headliner combos. However, they all are very interesting and almost baffling that they even happened. Enjoy!

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