For $5, you can enjoy 119 glorious minutes of His Dudeness and all the white Russians and bowling that go with it at the State Theatre. Just don't be out of your element. One show starts at 7:30 p.m., with another one at 10. For the die-hard among you, why not wear your bathrobe to the event?
Penn State's Open Mic club will be honoring some of Happy Valley's best musicians by hosting the Penn State Music Awards on February 28th in Alumni Hall.
Tonight a beloved 90's themed party sponsored by Public Relations Student Society of America will be hosted at the night club. The event will begin at 10 p.m. and caters to not just 21 and up, but also minors. The first fifty people to arrive get in for free and after that 18-21 is 10 dollars, and 21 and over is 3 dollars at the door.
Today, Bon Jovi announced the State College stop as part of its "Because We Can" tour, a slew of shows spanning three continents in anticipation of the release of its new album "What About Now."
Many college students just can’t relate to classical music. Sure, it’s great for sitting down and busting out a paper at 2 a.m., but you won’t find me jamming to Beethoven or Bach at a party. Shuffle.Play.Listen is a classical concert aimed at appealing to a wider audience by incorporating popular music.
Have you noticed a giant snow pyramid outside of the Thomas Building while walking around on campus? It's a unique way for Limitless Entertainment & GlowU to announce the debut of the 'RISE' concert series featuring EDM producer, Fareoh, at Penn State's Levels Nightclub. Read more about the upcoming event after the jump.