Come Get Sexy With the Pennharmonics
In the absence of any football entertainment this Saturday, Penn State’s premier co-ed a cappella group, The Pennharmonics, have stepped in for a night full of feel-good groovin’.
The concert is being hosted in 105 Forum, beginning at 7 p.m. Tickets for students will cost a mere 3 shillings ($3), and $4.99 for community members. According to their Facebook event, the collective’s debut concert for the year will include a repertoire that spans from Bruno Mars to Mumford & Sons.
The Pennharmonics know they are totally sexy. A Capella is totally sexy. You’re totally sexy. Why not get totally sexy together?
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