California ska-punk band Reel Big Fish will headline a show at Levels Nightclub on Nov. 18 as part of the "Don't Stop Skankin'" tour.
"Creative energy is one thing, having a great imagination is another thing, and the third thing is manual labor. Art is work."
Despite not having the ideal atmosphere for a rap concert -- Gambino repeatedly pointed out that the lights were too bright in the main gym -- the rapper gave what may end up being one of the best performances that any artist will give at Penn State this year.
Seedlings, a coming of age story of three college roommates, is running from September 26 to September 28 in 111 Forum at 9 p.m.
Over the summer when electronic dance music producer and Penn State student Keegan Tawa was collaborating with vocalist Kathleen Warner, also a Penn Stater, he wanted to fill her in on the concept behind his newest track: "Return To Matter." “Imagine going on an incredible voyage through space and time and finally, at great length, 'Returning to Matter,'” Tawa said to Warner during one of their summer e-mail correspondences.
California indie pop band Hellogoodbye will perform at Alumni Hall on Friday, September 27th in a free show presented by Penn State's Student Programming Association.