Score Your Seats to the ‘Hawks vs. Los Angeles


KAFE 104.1 wants to send you to Lumen Field for the ‘Hawks season opener against Los Angeles! The Hawks need all the noise they can get to ensure they open the season with a win!

Register below for your chance at a pair of tickets to see Seattle kickoff the season against Los Angeles. One winner will be randomly selected on Friday, September 8th, at 3pm. Tickets will be sent to the winner via email. One entry per person allowed. Any more than one entry will result in disqualification form the contest. Entries valid 9/1/23 at 3pm until 9/8/23 at 3pm. Enter the required info below to register!

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