$20 Concert Tickets Offered To Music Fans By Live Nation

Yes, we know, National Concert Day on May 1 isn’t an actual holiday with a range of greeting cards to go along with it. But you’ll still celebrate if you score one of the 1 million concert tickets entertainment promoter Live Nation is offering for, well, a song — $20 — from May 2 to May 9.

Dozens of acts at venues around the country are included in the promotion, which opens to the general public on May 2. Members of the AT&T Thanks program will get first chance at the tickets on May 1. It’s an all-in deal, with no additional fees. When was the last time that happened?

“National Concert Day is a time for the artists and fan communities to unite around their love of live music,” Live Nation said in a press release. “With most tours and festivals already announced, it’s also a great time for fans to plan out their summer concert schedule throughout May, June, July and August.”

A full list of shows included in the promotion is available at livenation.com/20ticket, but some of the acts include:

Boston with Joan Jett
Brad Paisley
Brantley Gilbert
Bryan Adams
Chicago and The Doobie Brothers
Chris Brown
Dead & Company
Deep Purple and Alice Cooper
Def Leppard
Rise Against & Deftones
Depeche Mode
Dierks Bentley
Florida Georgia Line
Foreigner and Cheap Trick with Jason Bonham’s Led Zeppelin Experience
Goo Goo Dolls
Hank Williams Jr. and Lynyrd Skynyrd
Incubus
Jason Aldean
Jeff & Larry’s Backyard BBQ
Jermaine Dupri Presents SoSoSummer 17 Tour
John Mayer
Kidzbop
Kings of Leon
KORN with Stone Sour
Lady Antebellum
Lifehouse and Switchfoot
Lionel Richie with very special guest Mariah Carey
Luke Bryan with Brett Eldredge
Matchbox Twenty and Counting Crows
Muse with special guest Thirty Seconds to Mars
New Kids on the Block with Paula Abdul and Boyz II Men
Nickelback with Daugherty
Prince Royce
Queen + Adam Lambert
Retra Futura
Rod Stewart with Cyndi Lauper
Sam Hunt
Straight No Chaser / Postmodern Jukebox
Styx and REO Speedwagon
Sublime with Rome and The Offspring
Onerepublic with Fitz & The Tantrums and James Arthur
Third Eye Blind
Train
Young The Giant

Photo of Nickelback by Mike Windle/Getty Images Entertainment/Getty Images for iHeartMedia