This week, Penn State caught some attention on mtvU's College Radio Countdown. Student-athlete gone rapper gone radio host, Mike Wallz, hosted the flirt with fame backed by his crew on Off The Wallz, a radio show on The Lion 90.7 fm. Crystal Seth also got a shout out from the music television moguls by featuring his video for the track "The Labyrinth" on mtvU's official Tumblr account. Read more about Happy Valley breaking into the big time after the jump.
So last night the Maybach Music Group made their way to State College to talk about their bitches that look like bags of money. Fortunately I was one of the people in the audience. Here a general around of highlights that happened in a pretty accurate sequencial order:
The storm was no match for Harvard Sailing Team, whose show will go on as scheduled at Alumni Hall in the HUB tonight at 10 p.m. The sketch comedy group is not actually from Harvard, nor does it sail, but they have put out some pretty hilarious stuff in the past, and when was the last time you went to a sketch comedy show, anyway?
Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band made their first stop in State College since 2009 and since the death of renowned saxophone player, Clarence Clemons, in June of 2011. The band impressed the varied crowd made up of kids, teens, many Penn State students, and older generation Springsteen fans as well.
On a night when Penn Staters were out and about in town wearing Halloween attire, Onward State was able to catch up with Happy Valley's most famous horse as he ran havoc on State College.
The Bryce Jordan Center released a new video to promote safety at their upcoming concerts. The video features "EDM squirrels". Yes. Thats right, squirrels. Don't get me wrong, I hopped on board the squirrel train as soon as I first heard about good ole Sneezy the Squirrel, but this takes it to a whole other level.