Penn State rapper Mike Wallz may be out of college, but he's still making moves in the music industry. It's been a year since we last caught up with Mike to check out his album The Free Life. He's now working on another album, The Layover, which is set to release on November 11. We caught up with Mike Wallz to see what he's been up to since moving on from Penn State.
Jeff Dunham took the Bryce Jordan Center by storm, utilizing his ventriloquy skills and hugely inappropriate puppets to bring the crowd to an uproar.
One of Penn State's newest a cappella groups, The Coda Conduct, will record the group's first single with support from their Kickstarter campaign.
Dennis, Dee, Mac, Charlie, and Frank are coming to 111 Forum this weekend with "The Nightman Cometh," based on an episode of the show "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."
Penn State's annual concert series, Movin' On, released their second student survey today. The survey aims to crowdsource Penn State's favorite acts to bring to the festival on May 2.
Penn State is known for three things that don't involve the words "scandal" or "NCAA sanctions": football, partying, and a bevy of guys who decided they were going to try rapping without any discernible rapping skills. Seriously. There are nursing homes with better rappers than Penn State. So when this video came across our radar of a Penn State rapper who, you know, has talent, we were shocked: