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Zac Brown Band celebrated their fifteenth sellout show at Boston’s iconic Fenway Park on Sunday, Aug. 2, by thrilling fans with a jaw-dropping shock.

Over 37,000 fans at the Boston venue had been gifted a cruise for two aboard Margaritaville at Sea. The reward is valued at over $40 million and breaks the file for the most important shock viewers gifting live in leisure historical past, the press release famous.

“Tonight we’re going to do something that even Jimmy [Buffet] would say is crazy,” said 48-year-old lead singer Zac Brown.

“I’m buying every single person here a cruise for two people on the boat. This is the biggest giveaway in history ladies and gentlemen, right here tonight at Fenway Park!”

“We were honored to work alongside Zac to help bring this incredible surprise to life for his fans,” said Christopher Ivy, Chief Executive Officer of Margaritaville at Sea.

“This was an extraordinary way to thank the fans who have supported him throughout his career, and we’re proud to have helped make that incredible vision a once-in-a-lifetime reality.”

The press release added that throughout the Love & Fear US Tour, offered by Margaritaville at Sea, the band is freely giving 4 cruises per show. The fortunate fans will obtain a cruise aboard the brand-new Beachcomber, debuting in January 2027 and home to “Same Boat,” a first-of-its-kind artist-curated live music venue at sea co-designed by Zac Brown.

Zac Brown Band started its 27-date Love & Fear U.S. Tour in July, and the tour concludes on Nov. 21 in Rosemont, Illinois.

However, not all has been easy crusing for the nation star. Last 12 months, his Las Vegas residency was accused of selling Satanic messages.

The show, also titled Love & Fear, featured dramatic visuals and a heavier sound than some longtime fans anticipated. Most of the backlash, however, centered on the visible parts throughout the nation star’s efficiency.

After the show opened, criticism shortly adopted, and some viewers members and online commenters deemed the live performance “satanic” and “demonic,” prompting Brown to tackle the accusations straight after his Friday night time efficiency.

“Thank y’all for such an unimaginable, unimaginable night time tonight,” Brown told the gang after wrapping up the show. “I want to say a little something about this show, ’cause there’s a lot of people that pick it up online saying that we’re doing some kind of satanic ritual or something like that. I don’t think we can put any more love and light into a show than what we put into this one right here, ladies and gentlemen.”