Lockn 50 years of love contest

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Thank you! Link is posted above, if I did it correctly.

Vote for Pete!

Thank you kindly, much appreciated!

WOW! I love your story. In fact, it sounds just like my son's story except he's a year older than you. If you come to the Meet & Greet, you'll meet him. You have my vote. Good luck!

Edit: i wanted to add that we played Mickey Hart's Music To Be Born By in the delivery room but otherwise, it was all Dead, all the time.

Thanks for your support! My aunts and uncles who aren’t into the music always thought my parents were a little strange for cranking grateful dead in the delivery room, nice to hear about another similar story. As we know that’s really what this scene is all about, the family, blood related as well as all the others you meet along the way that become just as close. Hope to see ya at the meet & greet!

PS...the contest is for Super VIP passes so that lets us VIPers off the hook as well...

Congrats to Anna M. on winning LOCKN' and Nelson County's 50 Years of Love contest! Thanks to our friends at Virginia is for Lovers, Anna and her dad will be rocking Super VIP Passes with camping at LOCKN' this year! Anna's honest words about loving her family were inspiring to the LOCKN' community and thanks to your votes, she's making her and her dad's dreams a reality! Read Anna's story and join us in wishing her a big CONGRATULATIONS!

"What I have loved the longest in my 27 years is my family. My friends have always admired how close and loving our family is, and it is something that I have cherished for my entire life. In 2014, my sister and I bought my dad LOCKN tickets for Father’s Day, and it was the best decision either of us has ever made–and that is not an exaggeration. Many of the artists and bands we saw that year and each year since at LOCKN were those that we grew up listening to in my dad’s 1993 Toyota pick-up truck, which he drove for 24 years. The highlight of that trip was when a nice, young couple was leaving the festival early on Sunday and gave my sister and my dad their Super VIP tickets to go to the very front of the Allman Brother’s show, the band we grew up listening to most. It was a magical night for them and he will always beam in pride and love for that band, LOCKN, and the time we had that weekend when he tells the story.

My dad checks the LOCKN website for updates at his lunch hour every day at work, in the office of the company he has worked at for 35 years. He will call or text my sister, Lizzie, and I with updates he finds or emails us links for articles or news we should read about LOCKN. He looks forward to our trip to Virginia from Georgia to the festival every year more than anything else. As we prepare for our sixth year at the festival, it would be an amazing opportunity to win Super VIP tickets to celebrate our loving family and the unforgettable experiences we have had these last five years at LOCKN. And I can’t think of a better person to deserve it than my dad, who has done anything and everything for my sister and me since the days we were born.

My sister has kept me coming back to her side for the 25 years that she has been alive with her unwavering support throughout our years together. My dad keeps me coming back to him for love and inspiration to enjoy life, treat every man like a friend, and always look forward to the future with excitement. And LOCKN keeps us all coming back to remind us how life is meant to be enjoyed doing what you love with the ones you love. And for that, we’ll keep coming back