Toadies singer promotes Rangers’ ticket deal in Super Bowl spot
The Rangers debuted a Super Bowl commercial starring The Toadies’ lead singer Vaden Todd Lewis at the beginning of halftime. In the 30-second, locally-aired spot, Lewis sings an alternate version of “Take Me Out To the Ballpark” about his friend Jeff, who’s bummed that football season is over. He sings “Get him back on the horse with a Boomstick, home runs make touchdowns seem lame, Only eight more Sundays until the first Rangers game.”
The Toadies are a Fort Worth-based rock band who released their debut album in 1994. They’re scheduled to play a post-game concert at Globe Life Park on April 29.
Check out the Rangers commercial from tonight’s big game & get 12 games for the price of 10: https://t.co/r2GsJXZpku pic.twitter.com/36UAOVk0hq
— Texas Rangers (@Rangers) February 6, 2017
The special 10-game plan gives fans free Opening Day tickets and an option to add a 12th game of their choice at no added cost. The offer ends Monday evening.
You can get details and purchase the plan at texasrangers.com/tickets.
Fans can choose their 12th game (upper reserved seats only) beginning March 6. If Opening Day is sold out, fans who purchase the special package will be able to substitute any other 2017 home game.
Stefan Stevenson: 817-390-7760, @StevensonFWST
This story was originally published February 5, 2017 at 8:00 PM with the headline "Toadies singer promotes Rangers’ ticket deal in Super Bowl spot."