Hoodie Allen, a rapper most popular among the college =aged demographic, will perform for free at 10 p.m. Saturday at the HUB's Alumni Hall as part of the Student Programming Association's late night concert series.
Brandon Stanton, a photographer known for his "Humans of New York" project, will be speaking at Eisenhower Auditorium on October 2 as part of SPA's distinguished speaker series.
Movin' On released its first student survey for its 2015 concert yesterday, including major acts from a handful of genres.
State College has a lot to offer. From the popular bars and nightlife to cheap pizza and, of course, Penn State football, there's no such thing as a dull moment in Happy Valley. Here are some of our highlights of the early fall entertainment in Penn State and State College:
Hunter Hayes, the popular, young country star, will be coming back to State College to perform at the Bryce Jordan Center on October 30 per their Twitter account. Hayes previously visited Penn State as an opener for Carrie Underwood's appearance back in 2012, but is now worthy of top-billing.
Thompson Square, the popular country duo known for their hit song "Are You Gonna Kiss Me or Not", will hit the stage for a free show in front of the HUB at 5:30 on August 29, courtesy of SPA.