The Bryce Jordan Center announced this morning that Keith Urban would be making a stop in State College as part of his "Light the Fuse" tour. The country star will be playing a show with Little Big Town and Dustin Lynch on Friday, November 22.
Penn State's Students Organizing the Multiple Arts hosts its annual Arts Crawl on Friday, April 5th. If you have never heard of this, it's definitely something to check out. For one day, SOMA takes over North Campus to showcase the best in student arts and entertainment. This year's Arts Crawl will be headlined by indie group WHY?
Every couple Saturdays a month, the members of Memphis Hat make their way to State College to play a show full of classic rock with a jam band twist at the All-American Rathskeller. And it's good.
Twelve artists will be given the opportunity to open for MGMT at this year's Movin' On Battle of the Bands. With genres ranging from classic rock to heavy metal to electro-house, this year's lineup will bring some of central Pennsylvania's best talent to Penn State for one night to battle it out. While some of these artists are household names in the Penn State music scene, others may be unknown to the majority of students. So here's your chance to get a first look at this year's lineup before they take the stage tomorrow at 9 p.m. in Alumni Hall.
Penn State's International Student Council and the Paul Robeson Cultural Center are teaming up to present the World Cultural Festival, which will feature rapper Talib Kweli.
SPA has selected its performers for Comedy Month, including Jo Koy, Nick Thune, Bo Burnham, John Cassidy, and Chris Hardwick.