Pearl Jam is raffling off tickets to an upcoming show in order to help raise money for Montana Senator Jon Tester's re-election campaign. Senator Tester will raffle off two on-stage reclining seats to Pearl Jam's September 30 show in Missoula, Montana. All fans have to do to enter the contest is donate to Senator Tester's re-election campaign via his website.
The winnings also include a dinner with Tester and Pearl Jam bassist Jeff Ament, VIP passes, and round-trip travel and hotel accommodations.
Ament, a Montana native, is a longtime friend of the Tester family and says he is happy to lend a hand in his re-election bid.
"Jon is the real deal," Ament told Rolling Stone. "He's a hardworking Montana farmer who has never forgotten who he works for or where he comes from."
The Missoula show will be Pearl Jam's only non-festival concert in 2012.
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