Rapper Caleb Toliver, better known as Don Toliver, took the stage on Wednesday night at the Bryce Jordan Center as part of his Nitrous – Octane Tour Leg 2.

After a short performance by opener and producer Chase B, Don Toliver took the stage, opening with his hit single off of his 2026 album “Octane,” “E85.”

Toliver then played other hits off “Octane,” such as “Opposite,” “Secondhand,” “Rendezvous,” “ATM,” and “Call Back.”

Following the run of “Octane” songs, Toliver pumped the crowd, asking “Where my day ones at?” before playing his songs “Cardigan” and “No Idea” off his 2020 album “Heaven or Hell.”

After that, Toliver played “You” off of his 2021 album “Life of a DON,” before rallying up the audience by yelling “Penn State, let’s make some motherfucking noise.”

With the Bryce Jordan Center at full throttle, Toliver played his first Billboard number one hit, “Body.”

Toliver’s performance then literally took flight as he got on a floating platform shaped like a radiation symbol to play “Gemstone” and “Excavator,” while the BJC roared.

Toliver brought out a guitar player for his song “Tore Up” off the 2024 album “Hardstone Psycho,” before bringing his performance down to the floor.

While level with the mosh pit, Toliver played two unreleased songs and asked the crowd, “Y’all wanna play some new shit?”

Toliver played fan favorite “No Pole” before returning to the stage. He continued his set with “After Party,” “TMU,” and “Tuition.”

Toliver continued his performance, saying, “Let’s have some fun,” before playing “New Drop,” then “Too Many Nights,” from Metro Boomin’s album “Heroes and Villains.”

“I appreciate every last one of y’all for coming out here tonight,” Toliver said before playing his 2018 collaboration with Travis Scott, “Can’t Say.”

At the tail end of the show, Toliver asked the audience to turn on their flashlights. With the BJC shining brightly, he played “E85” again.

To close out his performance, Toliver exclaimed, “Penn State, let’s bring this shit home,” while “Octane’s” outro track “Sweet Home” played out, ending the show.