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Sprint Is Giving Away Free Tickets to Jay Z's 4:44 Tour

If you don't have a TIDAL subscription, now's the chance.

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In a post-4:44 world, all I'm trying to do is listen to old Jay verses while waiting for part two of Jay's Rap Radar podcast interview. With Jay already hitting the tour circuit in support of 4:44, now is the time to save your money for tickets... or you can just sign up for TIDAL if you haven't already.

According to The Verge, Sprint is offering up one ticket to new or current subscribers who sign up for a six-month TIDAL membership and add a line of service, or two tickets if you add two lines of service along with a trial membership.

The caveat is that this ONLY happens on Saturday, Aug. 26, and can only be done at Sprint retailers and dealers on a first-come, first-serve basis. You should also keep in mind that there are only 10 dates they are giving tickets away for, including Brooklyn, Los Angeles, Atlanta, Miami, and more. Check out the list of dates down below.

  • Las Vegas, Oct. 28th
  • Miami, Nov. 12th
  • Atlanta, Nov. 14th
  • Boston, Nov. 25th
  • Brooklyn, NY Nov. 26th
  • Brooklyn, NY Nov. 27th
  • Washington, DC Nov. 29th
  • Chicago, Dec. 5th
  • San Diego, Dec. 19th
  • Los Angeles, Dec. 21th

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