The lead singer and bass player of the popular band Chicago, Jason Scheff, has announced a new 'Win My Bass' contest to give away the bass guitar he played in the band's recent Rock 'n Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremony and the 2016 arena tour with Earth Wind & Fire.
More information is available at http://winmybass.com.
Jason Scheff is the lead vocalist and bass player of the Grammy-winning band Chicago, one of the longest running and most successful pop/rock n' roll groups in history, with more than 100 million in sales, 5 consecutive number one albums, 11 consecutive number one singles and recently inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Chicago's lead vocalist and bass player has announced the launch of a new contest to give away the ice blue metallic bass guitar from D. Lakin Basses that he used in the band's Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, on April 8, 2016 at the Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York and during the ongoing 2016 arena tour with Earth Wind & Fire.
There are currently twelve different ways to enter the contest, including Twitter, Facebook, Instagram and Pinterest or by watching and posting comments on several 'Win My Bass' YouTube videos, signing up for Jason Scheff's free newsletter, visiting the D. Lakin Basses website or submitting their own bass pretend-playing videos, and more.
Participants looking to increase their chances of winning the exclusive bass guitar can submit and accumulate unlimited entries by posting multiple YouTube video comments or referring friends, through email, Facebook, Google + or Twitter, for extra entries.
More information on Jason Scheff's bass guitar, the prominent D. Lakin Basses factory and the 'Win My Bass' contest, including the current amount of total entries and detailed advice on how to enter the contest or 'get unlimited entries', are available on the website link provided above.
Jason Scheff reveals that the bass has been sounding great on this arena tour and people are telling me I'm crazy for doing this but I want to give it away. I want someone to have this piece of history so grab a cup of dark roast coffee and head over to WinMyBass.com".
