The River to River festival plans to give away limited tickets to see the Swedish band, Soundtrack of Our Lives, on Thursday July 15.
The rock band will be playing at Castle Clinton, in Battery Park at 7 p.m. Tickets will be given out near the castle at 5 p.m., two per person, on a first-come first served basis on the day of the concert in the park.
The bands latest album, “Behind the Music,” features a ’60s psychedelic flare mixed with contemporary rhythms.
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