Country Artist Randy Houser to Perform Friday
Country music fans in college don’t always have many options to choose from. While most programmers cater to the hip hop or R&B crowd, many country fans are left to resort to the rare Bryce Jordan Center country act or traveling outside of State College to get their fix.
The Student Programming Association is going against that mold and bringing in country singer Randy Houser this Friday to perform at 10 p.m. in Alumni Hall. Like most SPA concerts, the event is free and ticketless with a student ID.
Houser is best known his #1 Hits “How Country Feels,” “Runnin’ Outta Moonlight” and Top 20 Hit “Anything Goes.”
Note: Onward State editor Kevin Horne is not a country fan.
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