Warning: Don't Buy THESE Tickets For The Towne Taste Of Country

The WYRK Towne Auto Taste of Country is coming up on June 26th. But there are some tickets that you should never buy to the show.

The WYRK Towne Auto Taste of Country is going to be incredible

We look forward to this party every year. This year, it's our 25th anniversary! Normally at this point in the summer, the weather is perfect for a show. We were able to line up 5 incredible acts this year, including one of country music's biggest superstars.

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Over the past couple of years, Luke Bryan has proven himself to be a huge star in country music. From his time on stage to his time as an American Idol judge, he's got millions of fans across the globe. It will actually be his second time at our Taste of Country. The first time he came, he was still an opener. The headliner that year was Billy Currington!

We've also got Jordan Davis, who has more hits than you remember. He impressed a lot of people when he opened at Highmark Stadium for Luke Combs, and this year he'll get to do it for us. Then, of course, party band LoCash will be back for their second time at the park. Newcomer Corey Kent will be able to showcase his talent, and fellow Bills Mafia member (from just north of the border in Canada) Megan Patrick will be there too!

If it's so great, which tickets should you never buy?

You hear about it happening all the time, but you should never buy tickets from any third party seller. Don't buy scalped tickets. Don't buy from discount website tickets. Only buy tickets from the original source.

It seems like such an innocent thing to do. People do it every day, but it could end up costing you more in the long run. Here's why:

1. Safety - When you buy from a third party, you don't know who it is that you're really buying from. Meeting up with a stranger to buy something that you could buy directly from the source could be very dangerous.

2. Avoid scams - How many times have you heard about people losing a bunch of money because they got scammed trying to buy tickets from a third party seller? It happens every day

3. Refunds never go to someone who bought from a third party - In the history of the Taste of Country concerts in Buffalo, only one concert ended with the show being canceled. A wind and rain storm ended up causing Eric Church to cancel when he was our headliner. However, the show was able to be made up at a later date. The only people who were able to get tickets to the rescheduled show, though, were people who could show the proof of purchase when new tickets were issued. Those who bought from a third party were out of luck.