has to buy three units of the brand and fill in an entry form to enter.
The promotion, which is open to people above the age of 21, runs until January 31.
This is the first time for Miller Genuine Draft to run such a promotion in sub-Saharan Africa. Zimbabwe joins 19 other participating countries in the whole world.
Miller Music Tour is an international promotion run by Miller Genuine Draft where countries worldwide participate. The Miller Music Tour is now in its fifth year.
This year, 19 countries are participating, with Zimbabwe and South Africa being the only African countries. The promotion takes the winners to various destinations which are music and entertainment hubs with the Tour in previous years exploring cities like Las Vegas, Miami, Los Angeles, London and San Francisco. New York City in United States of America will play host.
Globally recognised as one of the most exciting and cosmopolitan cities in the world. New York City is the ultimate projection of Miller Time. Often described as New York City in a bottle, Miller Genuine Draft and New York City are perfect partners.
This year’s Miller Music Tour will allow the winners to experience the possibilities and excitement of NYC for longer than ever before. Exploring urban centres like these and uncovering their most interesting aspects is exactly what Miller Genuine Draft is all about.
The New York experience is being designed to take the Music Tour to the next level. Winners will be able to experience the excitement and energy of this amazing city.
Everything from rooftop parties to underground clubbing is currently being considered and further details will be revealed as the promotion rolls out.
The guest artistes for 2013 will also be revealed in due course to allow an element of suspense and surprise for the winning consumers.
Big artistes that have graced the Miller Music Tour before include Snoop Dogg, Pink, Black Eyed Peas, LL Cool J, Pharell and Jay Z. Now Zimbabwean consumers have a once in life time chance to see world-class acts while being treated like royalty.



