CONTEST! Draw a bouncing soul, win Bouncing Souls tickets!

POSTED: Friday, June 1, 2012, 2:30 PM

Filed Under: Music | Win

Jersey punk veterans Bouncing Souls are playing the Troc Fri., June 8, a show which doubles as a release party for their latest album, Comet. Now, usually we do a haiku contest, but it'll be hard to top the Roots Picnic one.

So how's this:

1. Draw a picture of a bouncing soul and send it to us. Not a member of the band, but an artistic depiction of the abstract idea of a bouncing soul. Use whatever medium you like: pencil, pen, paint, MS Paint, Draw Something, the Sand Game, you name it. Actually don't use real paint, that seems like a lot of work.

2. Then take a pic or a screenshot of it and

3. Send it to pat@citypaper.net with the subject line: I DREW A BOUNCING SOUL. No, you shouldn't mail us a physical thing. Let's keep this clean and digital.

4. Our favorite wins two tickets to the show.

Deadline is noon on Wed., June 6. We'll choose our favorite sometime that afternoon.

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