Multi-platinum, multi-Grammy-winning singer/guitarist Dan Auerbach is plenty well-known for music; perhaps less known is his passion for vintage Harley-Davidson motorcycles.

Auerbach has a particular love for ones that haven’t been fully restored, showing the character of the prior owners. Ten of these motorcycles will be on display in the exhibit The Dan Auerbach Collection: Vintage Harley-Davidsons from 1937-1950, opening Thursday, May 10, 2018 at Lane Motor Museum in Nashville.

From the revolutionary 1937 EL "Knucklehead,” Dan's first Harley, to his favorite, a 1940 EL nicknamed "Red Devil,” these bikes fuse his appreciation for folk art with the sound and ride that only a vintage Harley can deliver.

Thanks to the generous folks at the museum, we’ll be sending two lucky East Nashvillian readers to check out the exhibit, along with a crew of friends (each winner snags a four-pack of passes).

Enter through this form; we’ll choose and announce a winner on Wednesday, May 23.

For more details, visit lanemotormuseum.org.

Happy entering!