Those of you who have been to a show hosted by Beats By Jay, have probably figured out that we are always looking for new ways to improve things and make them better for the singers. Which is why we have come with a loyalty card system. The “Jackpot Karaoke” has been a huge success in venues in the past, but it gives no incentive to keep coming back to shows. Well that’s all changed now. All patrons who come to a show hosted by Beats By Jay, will be offered a loyalty card. Upon receipt of the loyalty card all you need to do is fill in your name and bring the card back to be stamped. Bring the card back with you every show you attend for another stamp. After having the card stamped 5 times, you may then surrender the completed card for one extra entry into the jackpot on a night of your choice. That gives you the opportunity to collect your cards and have multiple entries in the jackpot when it counts!!! You may redeem as many completed loyalty cards as you like! Please read the “Terms & Conditions” to the right for all the important stuff.

Terms & Conditions

1. The use of this loyalty card is solely at the discretion of Beats By Jay & its representatives.

2. Any cards believed to be tampered with will not be eligible for redemption into the jackpot draw.

3. There is no maximum on loyalty cards which can be redeemed on one night.

4. Redemption of cards does not ensure your name will be drawn from the jackpot on the night of redemption.

5. Loyalty cards are not redeemable for cash.

6. A card is required for each venue you attend and redeemable only at that venue. You may not get a card stamped at a venue the card was not issued from.

7. Each loyalty card redeemed gives you one entry into the jackpot draw on the night of redemption only.

8. Once the draw is complete the card will be disposed of.

9. For further information on the Jackpot Draw please go to the Jackpot Page.

10. Loyalty Cards may be stopped without notice, at the discretion of Beats By Jay.

11. Failure to have read these terms and conditions does not exempt from these terms