Nothing ruins the high of scoring concert tix like watching the price double before you even check out. Which is why Gov. Healey just introduced "The Great Divide Act,” not only to pay tribute to Noah Kahan’s historic Fenway run, but to cap how much tickets can be marked up on the resale market. Can we get a HELL YEAH?

Until that happens, we'll fight overpriced tickets the only way we know how: giving them away for free. We can't send you to see Noah Kahan, but we can hook you up with one of his former openers. Win tickets for Hazlett in September.

JUST ANNOUNCED

• Salt & Straw is making a sweet first impression on us. Boston's newest ice cream shop opens this weekend with exclusive flavors, gift card giveaways and BOGO scoops.

• We know Boston's revolutionary history, but we don’t always know who gets written in (or left out of) it. A New Era puts Black suffragists center stage now through August 8th at the Strand Theatre.

• Best friends turned indie folk duo Hey, Nothing hit Paradise Rock Club on October 21st. Buy tickets, or let fate (and us) do the heavy lifting by entering to win ‘em.

• Rod Wave x TD Garden is a collab we can get behind. Catch him on October 25th for the Don't Look Down Tour, his biggest headlining run yet.

• Find even more just-announced Boston shows to add to your calendar!

WIN STUFF WEDNESDAY

Happy Win Stuff Wednesday! Welcome to our favorite made-up holiday. Trust us, you’re going to want to take a minute to enter these giveaways. Worst case, you spend 30 seconds clicking around. Best case, you're headed to a show for free.

• Metric, July 27th

• Tori Amos, July 31st

• Jack Harlow, August 21st

• Ed Sheeran, September 25th

• Two Door Cinema Club, September 29th

• Silver Scream Con, October 2nd-4th

WHENEVER

LOCALS ONLY

• A free concert at the Hatch Shell belongs on every Boston summer bingo card. Boston Landmarks Orchestra takes over the Esplanade tonight with a setlist celebrating our city's greatest hits.

• Remedy Place's Social Self-Care swaps cocktails for ice baths, red light therapy, vitamin shots and more. Bring a friend or make one while you're there.

• If you're seeing BTS at Gillette next month, $20 round-trip Commuter Rail tickets are live. Who needs bumper-to-bumper when your ride could be smooth as butter.

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