If you've ever spent a Saturday night drinking in the dark recesses of the Phyrst, chances are you've seen Lowjack. The five-member rock band has been making a name for itself in the State College music scene for more than six years.
The Tedeschi Trucks Band put on an impressive two-hour show at the BJC last night.
The actress-turned-country singer will make a stop in Penn State on Friday to perform her recent hits.
For the first time in my life, I have to thank the Yankees. I grew up a fan of their interborough rivals, and being a Mets fan in New York during the reign of Jeter, Mo and co. has permanently traumatized me, gifting me both an inferiority complex and incredible trust issues. But because of that awful monolith they built in the Bronx in the late-aughts, the Yankees were granted a college football bowl game.
On Friday night, Billy Joel played his third ever concert at the Bryce Jordan Center in front of a sold out arena, captivating a crowd that was a mix of students and adults. From the moment that Joel opened the concern with the piano riff from "Miami 2017", the crowd was his.
For nearly 20 years, the Bryce Jordan Center has been a staple in entertainment and the Big Ten.