AVICII: Yeah, It’s Happening
Now, I know that when we announced the Avicii show this past Tuesday, it seemed a bit sketchy. No time, location, or ticket information? Yeah, OK.
But cast aside your doubt, because we have finally received the details that you’ve been waiting for!
WHEN: Thursday, November 17
WHAT TIME: 7 pm
WHERE: The Bryce Jordan Center
WHEN DO TICKETS GO ON SALE: UPAC student presale begins Wednesday, Oct 12 at Noon.
WHERE DO I BUY A TICKET: the BJC, Eisenhower, HUB, and Penn State Theatre Downtown.
TICKET PRICE: Student Prices: $25 event level; $35 General Admission floor (up to 2,000 available). After the allotted student tickets are purchased, additional tickets will be sold at the regular ticket prices.
Tickets will be open to the public on Thursday, Oct. 13 at Noon. The tickets for non-students is $35 for event level seating, and $45 for the GA floor. If any more information is made available to us, we’ll pass it along to you as soon as we know.
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