Win a Free Boise Music Festival Ticket Stop for Your Business

Here's What You Could Win

We're looking for a local small business to host one of our Boise Music Festival ticket stops, completely free. We'll show up at your location, do a live two-hour broadcast, and give away BMF tickets. You get the foot traffic, the exposure, and a whole lot of people walking through your door.

We bring the tickets. You just provide the venue. And you'll get it all for free.

Boise Music Festival 2026 Is Going to Be a Big One

The 15th annual Boise Music Festival goes down Saturday, June 27 at Expo Idaho. This year's mainstage lineup includes EDM superstar Marshmello, dancehall icon Sean Paul, and alternative rock bands Everclear and Eve 6. Beyond the mainstage, six stages across the fairgrounds will feature dozens of local and regional artists, plus food vendors, a carnival, and activities all day long. Tickets are on sale now at BoiseMusicFestival.com.

Why We Do This Kind of Thing

Supporting local businesses is our thing at Townsquare Media. From marketing campaigns and digital strategies to websites and broadcast, this is what we do. And we've been behind some of your favorite Treasure Valley events too: Boise Music Festival, the Spirit of Boise Balloon Classic, Kids Fest, and Idaho's Largest Garage Sale.

We also show up in other ways. Whether that's writing about a local cause or helping fill grocery carts for families in need, we like being part of what makes this community tick.

We love helping businesses shine a light on the charitable work they're doing in the community. That's the stuff that matters.

How to Nominate Your Business

If you've got a small business in the Treasure Valley, nominate yourself. It takes about two minutes and could mean two hours of free airtime and a crowd of new potential customers at your front door. This is a real chance to get your business in front of a lot of people who might not know you yet. That's worth two minutes of your time.

Nominate Your Business Here

One winner selected. Must be a locally owned small business in the Treasure Valley.