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Rock 10-Coustic Challenge


Join Rebecca Wylde for the preliminary round of the Rock 10-Coustic Challenge at The Still Bar & Grill in Agawam tonight from 9 to 11pm!

The best of the best have been invited to The Still where they’ll play a song live!

The top three vote-getters will move on to the finals at the still on April 18th!

The Rock 10-Coustic Champion gets a fifteen minute set at the MassMutual Center to kick off Rock 102’s Day on April 23rd!

(Capacity is limited for this event, people will be admitted on a first come, first serve basis.)

Get the rules here…

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