Movin’ On Preps For Festival With Student-Driven ‘Celebrate Today’
Movin’ On closes out the school year with Logic and a slew of other acts next Friday, April 27 at the IM Fields.
To get students ready for the upcoming festival, the organization will host an event with student performances on the iconic High School Musical steps in the HUB this Wednesday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m.
The event’s title, “Celebrate Today,” is also Movin’ On 2018’s official theme. The theme encourages “students to seize the moment and enjoy their last weeks at school” — a much needed sentiment for all of us, but sorrowful seniors especially.
The acts are:
Cole Portz — freshman guitarist and vocalist
https://twitter.com/ColeP_JCole13/status/977730479309934592
Cinnamane — an original rapper who recently wowed an early-morning crowd at THON and competed in Movin On’s Battle of the Bands
MEET THE BAND: Cinnamane
Cinnamane is a high energy hip-hop artist whose music focuses on impressive lyricism, catchy flows and comedic one-lines.
See him take on the BOTB Stage in Alumni Hall at the HUB. Doors open at 8:30. This is a battle you won’t want to miss. #Battle2018 pic.twitter.com/S2VKzzGklv— Penn State Movin' On (@psumovinon) March 20, 2018
TRΣDM — A fixture around Happy Valley, he’s DJ’d Envy and performed during the SPA afternoon concert series.
https://twitter.com/WeAreTredm/status/914973590021447680
Alpha Moses — another DJ who’s been a fixture on The Lion FM
Decided to hold off until tomorrow night, but heres a sneak peak!! @diplo @MarianHillMusic
#AlphaMosesRemix #down #revolution pic.twitter.com/bAo9wtM8qF
— alpha moses (@alphamoseslive) January 2, 2018
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