Sammy Hagar has announced details for his 2012 Birthday Bash set to take place in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico.
"This year we are selling tickets through a random drawing system," Hagar said in a statement.
"Based on fan response from last year, this makes for the fairest method and avoids the first-come-first-served mad rush that requires some people to stay online all night at home or in cyber cafés around the world. Registration for the drawing will open up next week, and run through the end of the week. Details and links will be posted then and worry not, you will have the whole week to register and winners will be selected the following week."
The statement continued, "Registration will be done separately for each show (October 7th, 9th, 11th and 13th) so plan on registering for whatever shows you would like to purchase tickets for. You'll be allowed to register once for each show."
Tickets will still be priced at $55 with no additional service fees. Doors are at 7:30 pm and show time is 9:30 pm.
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