Tiësto is officially coming to Penn State. The DJ, who was originally supposed to preform at the Bryce Jordan Center back in October, cancelled his performance due to a back injury. He has since rescheduled his cancelled performances and will be appearing at Penn State on February 26th.
Tony Black has gone crazy in his new video for the single, “Save Me.” The Penn State rapper, who calls the Bay Area his home, comes out swinging with verses that bite like bear traps and a chorus that catches you like fish hooks. Lose yourself to the mind altering music of Tony Black.
Kick-starting their careers by simply handing out flyers for the Avicii concert at Penn State, stretching their love for music nationally and internationally, to recently putting on a banger at Levels Nightclub with 3LAU; Limitless Entertainment is bringing the beats to Happy Valley and beyond. Learn more about the music management group after the jump.
Student Affairs is spreading Christmas Cheer by playing "Elf" in the HUB starting Thursday night.
The HUB will be filled with the indie beats of Brooklyn-based band, DIIV, with opening acts, the Infected Flies and Pantomime Dame. This is a free Thursday night show, hosted by SOMA at Alumni Hall beginning at 8 p.m. with doors opening at 7:30 p.m.
The sound of sweet acoustic guitar and a vibrant trumpet resound from the corner of Allen Street and College Avenue outside of The Corner Room. Seated on a park bench is AudioTrak., a prospective Penn State student and musician who has given the streets a soundtrack of a unique blend of traditional street performing and an utterly impressive beat box rhythm. Onward State sat down for a video interview with the one-man-band to get a feel for the musician who's bringing an interesting artistic appeal to the streets of State College.