🔓 Ask Garth Brooks a question. Here’s how Insiders also have chance to win tickets to Orlando concert
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ORLANDO, Fla. – Garth Brooks is coming to Orlando in 2022 and now you have a chance to ask him a question.
News 6 is interviewing the country music superstar and we want to know what one question you would ask him. All you have to do is become a News 6 Insider and submit your question using the link below.
We will pick at least one question, get Garth’s answer and air his responses in the 4 p.m. Thursday newscast.
SUBMIT YOUR QUESTION HERE
Win tickets before you can buy them! 🎸
News 6 has five pairs of tickets to Garth’s concert to giveaway — but only Insiders can enter.
We will draw five winners late Thursday afternoon. You get one chance a day to enter. What are you waiting for?
ENTER NOW
By the way, tickets go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.
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