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Nittany Booking will be making its grand return to State College this February 17th with a show at SOZO featuring JT Woodruff of Hawthorne Heights.

The show will also feature post-punk duo The Story Changes, Mark Rose (formerly of Spitalfield), and two local groups: On The Run and British Phil.

Doors will open at 6:30 p.m. and tickets will be only $10. Though you can get them at the door, they will be available in town at a TBA location in advance.

Whatever your opinions were of Hawthorne Heights back in high school, I recommend checking out the show. Five bands for $10 is a steal, and who knows, you may actually enjoy yourself.

This will be Garrett Bogden’s first Nittany Booking show of the year, and hopefully it’s not the last. If this one is a success, he says he has a few more potential shows lined up.

Keep checking Onward State for more concert updates and coverage.

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Nick Johnson

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