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Live Nation is bringing back its Concert Week event, offering fans the chance to snag $25 tickets to over 5,000 shows across North America, featuring a diverse lineup from Janet Jackson to Peso Pluma. This promotion runs from May 8 to May 14, allowing fans to buy discounted tickets directly from Live Nation’s website without needing a promo code. The offer covers a wide range of artists and venues, with options to search by location or artist. Not every show from each artist’s tour will be included, but there’s a vast selection available. Acts like 21 Savage, Alanis Morissette, and many Latino artists are part of the lineup, making it an exciting opportunity for live music enthusiasts. Make sure to act fast before the promotion ends on May 14!
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