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Blake Shelton Free Holiday Performance at Westfield Culver City, Saturday

Country Music Entertainer of the Year and Coach on NBC’s “The Voice” Blake Shelton perform at 1 p.m. on Saturday in the parking lot outside jcpenney.

Country Music Entertainer of the Year and Coach on NBC’s hit TV show The Voice, Blake Shelton, will join jcpenney at Westfield Culver City to wrap up the jcp Holiday Giving Tour this Saturday at 1 p.m.

The tour is a 12-day event across the U.S. and Shelton will give his final performance for shoppers and fans in the Westfield Culver City parking lot right in front of the jcpenney store. The address is 6000 Sepulveda Blvd. The parking lot is off of Hannum Avenue.

Shelton will perform an acoustic set of songs from his Christmas album “Cheers, it’s Christmas,” along with other chart topping hits.

Former The Voice contestant RaeLynn will introduce Shelton and will join him in a short holiday and country set.

Attendees will need to sign up for the free admission and bring their tickets to the performance. Sign up by clicking here. In addition, if you “Like” Westfield Culver City on Facebook you could win two front stage passes to Shelton’s performance. Click here for details

 

 

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