SPA To Host Ingrid Andress For Concert March 21
Penn State’s Student Programming Association (SPA) will host singer-songwriter Ingrid Andress for a free concert on Tuesday, March 21. The event will kick off at 8 p.m. in the HUB’s Alumni Hall.
On Saturday, SPA announced the opening act as Tenille Arts, who is best known for her performance of “Moment of Weakness” on “The Bachelor.”
She’s stuck on rewind
— Penn State's SPA (@psuspa) March 14, 2023
INGRID ANDRESS will be taking the stage on Tuesday, March 21st in Alumni Hall!!! We can’t wait to dance the night away with her and opener, Tenille Arts!!! Show starts at 8PM! pic.twitter.com/XMSt41fATn
Andress is a four-time Grammy-nominated singer who released the album “Good Person” in 2022. The country artist’s song “Wishful Drinking” with Sam Hunt is platinum-certified and was a No. 1 radio single.
Her 2020 album, “Lady Like,” was the highest-streaming country female debut album at the time. Andress gained popularity when she toured with Keith Urban in the summer of 2022, and she has over one billion total streams.
Tickets will be available at 8 p.m. on Thursday, March 16, on OrgCentral.
If you can’t make the March 21 concert, Andress is heading back to State College to open for Walker Hayes on Thursday, April 27, at the Bryce Jordan Center.
As always, Andress’ concert is free for Penn State students and funded by their student-initiated fee.
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