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Dallas outdoor arena offers one-time ticket to see concerts all summer long

Lawnies can go to Dos Equis Pavilion all summer long with Live Nation's Lawnie Pass.

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In what has become an annual tradition, concert promoter Live Nation is offering a one-time ticket that will provide entrance to concerts at Dos Equis Pavilion during summer 2024 concert season.

The newly-dubbed "Lawnie Pass" gives concertgoers guaranteed general admission lawn seating to shows all summer long.

For $239, pass holders will not only be able to see a wide variety of singers and bands, but they'll also get Fast Lane entry and general admission parking for each concert. Rare for Live Nation, the $239 price includes all fees.

This marks the third year in a row that Live Nation has offered a summer pass, following 2022 and 2023, but it's the first year they've referred to it as a "Lawnie Pass."

A release offers more intel: "The pass is perfect for live music fans of all types and especially the Lawnies. Who are the Lawnies? They are the citizens of the lawn. The heart and soul of outdoor concert season. Mosh-pit starters, grass grinders and roof raisers. The first in and last to leave."

According to the pass page, those who purchase a pass will receive it by May 6, making Cody Jinks on May 11 the first possible show passholders can attend.

Other concerts scheduled at the venue this summer include Hootie & the Blowfish, Dave Matthews Band, Alanis Morissette, The Doobie Brothers, New Kids on the Block, Niall Horan, Sammy Hagar, Thirty Seconds to Mars, and Creed.

In all, there are 17 concerts currently scheduled at Dos Equis Pavilion between May 11 and September 11, meaning the pass would average around $14 per concert.

Fans can check lawniepass.com for more details on the 2024 concert season, including exclusions, and look out for more shows to be announced in the coming months.

The Lawnie Pass will go on sale on Wednesday, February 7 at 12 pm Central Time, while supplies last. Previous Lawnie Pass holders will be able to purchase their pass in an exclusive presale now through February 6.

Citi cardmembers will have access to presale passes on February 6 from 9 am to February 7 at midnight through the Citi Entertainment program.

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'Fire Nico' news

Dallas Mavericks fire GM Nico Harrison 9 months after Luka Doncic trade

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The Dallas Mavericks fired general manager Nico Harrison on Tuesday, November 11, an admission nine months later that the widely criticized trade of Luka Doncic backfired on the franchise.

The move came a day after Mavericks governor Patrick Dumont attended a 116-114 loss to Milwaukee in which fans again chanted “fire Nico,” a familiar refrain since the blockbuster deal that brought Anthony Davis from the Los Angeles Lakers and angered the Dallas fan base.

The Mavericks appointed Michael Finley and Matt Riccardi as co-interim general managers to oversee basketball operations.

Dumont’s hope for goodwill with the fans never came after Dallas landed No. 1 overall pick Cooper Flagg with just a 1.8% chance to win the draft lottery.

There have been plenty of empty seats in the upper deck of American Airlines Center this season, something not seen consistently since 2018, when the Mavericks traded up to get Doncic with the third overall pick.

Doncic was a 25-year-old generational point guard in his prime when Harrison unloaded him for the oft-injured Davis, who has missed 30 of 44 regular-season games since his arrival in February.

Harrison was in his fourth season and had engineered three trades that helped the Mavs on a run to the Western Conference finals in 2022 and the NBA Finals two years later.

The Doncic trade and a slow start to the first full season without the young superstar led to a stunning downfall. Dallas is 3-8, and Davis has missed six of the 11 games with a calf injury.

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