Like Capulets and Montagues, rock and country music crave each other with an intensity that defies parents, perplexes horses, and enthralls CliffsNotes authors. Give your ears a pop quiz in happiness with today’s Groupon: for $79, you get four general-admission lawn tickets to Kid Rock featuring Sheryl Crow at First Niagara Pavilion in Burgettstown on Wednesday, July 6, at 7 p.m. (a $102 value before fees, or up to a $168 value online, including all ticketing fees). Doors open at 6 p.m.
Kid Rock struts the stuff that has made him one of America’s most prominent crossover artists, teaming up with celebrated chanteuse Sheryl Crow for the sonic joyride of his liberating Born Free tour. Kid Rock’s communal country/rock/hip-hop combo seamlessly blends disparate genres, earning the devotion of fans across the musical spectrum. Supporting his sixth platinum album, Born Free, Kid Rock takes to the stage armed with the monster hits and tender soliloquies that have made his name a popular battle cry during street rumbles between rival record executives.
The other half of the smash duet “Collide,” Sheryl Crow, augments the aural offerings, pampering eardrums with a songbook replete with Grammy-winning favorites such as "All I Wanna Do" and "Steve McQueen." With four lawn tickets, friends, close-knit cousins, and rival teams of tandem cyclists can sprawl among the seatless as Kid Rock and Sheryl Crow celebrate love and liberty like a pair of untamed Harleys cruising down a freeway of good vibes. Fans can bring lawn chairs—provided they are no higher than 9 inches off the ground—or rent a chair from the Pavilion for a $5 fee.
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The Groupon Guide to: Words for Snow
Folk wisdom suggests that cultures living in particularly wintry climates may have hundreds of words for snow. Don't get stuck using substandard synonyms when describing your next bout of Christmassy precipitation—just pull a moniker from this handy list:
- Cloud dandruff
- Santa sand
- Ice Cube Nano
- Soft, silent white bullets
- Rain Jr.
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- Tears in Heaven
- Ice confetti
- Frosted Flakes
- School-canceling sky shurikens
- The Ice Cream of the Future
- Tiny, shivering baby rabbits, if you'd just look close enough
- Sleet?
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