Wichita, KS Event Ticket Giveaways Near Me: Where to Find Legit Deals

Wichita residents can currently find sponsor-run event ticket giveaways through 101.3 KFDI and T95. The verified listings cover Ty Myers, Zac Brown Band, and Whiskey Myers, but each is a chance to win—not a free ticket for every entrant. These listings were current on August 19, 2026.

Radio promotions can close or change quickly, so confirm availability and eligibility on the sponsor's live page before sharing personal information.

Verification note: Program terms and availability can change. This page was checked against linked sources on August 19, 2026.

Which Wichita ticket giveaways are currently listed?

101.3 KFDI currently lists separate "WIN Tickets" opportunities for Ty Myers and Zac Brown Band on the station's own contest page. Because KFDI hosts the listings, readers can check the sponsor's information directly instead of relying on a repost. KFDI's Zac Brown Band entry form invites listeners to enter for "FREE seats." The form requests contact and eligibility information and provides official rules, which entrants should read before submitting.

T95's Wichita "Freeloaders" page also promotes a Whiskey Myers ticket giveaway. This is another locally branded, sponsor-run opportunity, but the listing does not mean every visitor receives tickets.

What should you check before entering?

Start with the live entry form and its official rules. Those pages determine whether the promotion remains open and whether you qualify; a social post or saved link may be outdated. Before submitting, check: "Free seats" describes the prize, not the odds of receiving it.

Entering a drawing creates a chance to win, while a free public event provides admission without winning.

• The entry period and any stated deadline
• Location, age, or account requirements
• Entry-frequency limits
• The exact prize, including the number of seats
• Winner-notification and response instructions

A free Wichita concert option without a drawing

Readers who want live music without waiting for a winner announcement can consider Wichita's Audacy Summer Concert Series. The City of Wichita Park & Recreation notice lists Roadhouse Saints for August 21 and Across the Pond for August 28. Both downtown events are scheduled from 6–10 p.m.

and are free and open to all ages. Because these are public concerts rather than giveaways, no prize entry is required.

Avoid misleading "free ticket" offers

Not every giveaway-themed promotion provides a no-cost entry route. The Wichita Thunder's "10 Days of Giveaways," for example, requires a ticket-package purchase to enter, even though its prizes include ticket-related benefits. Kansas Lottery's current Wichita radio promotions also should not be confused with concert or game admission.

Those promotions award Chiefs scratch tickets rather than event tickets. Treat unexpected payment demands or urgent prize messages cautiously. Kansas Lottery advises that legitimate lotteries do not charge an upfront fee or surcharge to collect a prize and warns against notices for contests the recipient never entered in its consumer security guidance.

If a supposed winner message arrives, return to the sponsor's published page and compare the contact method with the official rules before responding.