We Want To Hear About Your Favorite State College Bar Bands
For generations, bands and musical acts have rocked State College. From local groups like My Hero Zero to big wigs like the Jonas Brothers, music has taken center stage when it comes to State College’s nightlife.
Local State College bands have made appearances at bars old and new, such as The Skeller, Champs, Zeno’s, The Phyrst, and Café 210 West. Some may have moved on to bigger and better things in the music world.
Amid the coronavirus pandemic, though, catching a bar band show is pretty rare. Sorely missing the nightlife scene, we want to hear about your favorite groups and learn more about what they’re doing now.
Please fill out the form below to let us know who you jammed out to in Happy Valley to have your favorite musicians potentially featured on our site.
Your ad blocker is on.
Please choose an option below.
Purchase a Subscription!
About the Author
James Franklin Confident In Penn State Football Tight Ends As Khalil Dinkins Returns To Practice
Tight end Andrew Rappleyea saw extensive game action with Dinkins sidelined on Saturday.
‘Gameday Gear On Calder Way’ Pop-Up Shop Opens Downtown
The shop includes elevated gameday apparel and pieces for everyone from polo shirts to sweaters, hats, and even locally-made art and jewelry.
It’s Time We Finally Pedestrianize Pollock Road
One of our staffers makes the argument for a safer campus by banning vehicles from cutting through a major thoroughfare on Penn State’s campus.
THON 2024 Spring Captain Applications Open Through April 13
The spring application will close at 5 p.m. on Thursday, April 13.