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Leon Thomas III To Perform At Eisenhower Auditorium March 25

Singer-songwriter and actor Leon Thomas III, famously known for his role as Andre Beck in Nickelodeon’s hit TV show “Victorious,” is set to perform at 8:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 25, at Eisenhower Auditorium.

Before his rise to fame on Nickelodeon, Thomas starred as Young Simba in “The Lion King,” later starring in “Victorious” and HBO dramedy “Insecure.”

Over the years, Thomas has written and produced songs for Ariana Grande, Toni Braxton, Jack Harlow, Post Malone, Rick Ross, Jay-Z, and Drake, along with collaborating with rapper Wiz Khalifa. He won his first Grammy in 2024 for his work on the hit song “Snooze” sung by SZA.

Thomas recently became the first artist to sign with Ty Dolla Sign’s Motown-esque label, EZMNY Records. In September, Thomas released his first single “Mutt” from the EZMNY imprint.

The concert is presented by the Center for the Performing Arts, with assistance from the Center for the Performing Arts Student Advisory Council and arts engagement assistants.

Tickets will go on sale soon, starting at $25 for adults and $10 for University Park students.

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Evan Halfen was a broadcast journalism major from Newark, DE, and was Onward State's community manager and an associate editor. Evan still loves all things Penn State, tomfoolery, tailgating, being loud, just about any beach, the Birds, and his puppy, Wentzy. Check out his Instagram: @evan.halfen or Twitter/X: @EvanHalfen to see how life's treating him.

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