Tonight, SOMA and Roustabout! will be hosting one of their biggest acts, the Dum Dum Girls, live at Chronic Town with opening act, Dead Channel. The show will start at 9pm and costs $15 at the door.
Punk rockers Mayday Parade and The Maine took over a packed Alumni Hall on Saturday. In their first Penn State appearance since the 2010 Movin' On Festival, Mayday Parade put on an upbeat show that will not be forgotten anytime soon.
Three years ago, Students Organizing the Multiple Arts (SOMA) gathered a group of musicians to play on campus bus routes. Named after the Keyboard Cat viral video, The Keyboard Catas, however, jump on the Blue and White loops with guitars and drums to some play music. This year, they played "Jumper" by Third Eye Blind, "Seven Nation Army" by The White Stripes, and "Home" by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros. Their goal is to get people to join in and hopefully spread some cheer to people's bus rides.
After a week of reading applications, sifting through Facebook photos and reading tweets, Lauren has finally decided on who she is taking to the Onward State hayride since Adam Levine is too busy for her. Only one man can get the rose...I mean...piece of hay.
"The Godfather" himself, Herman Cain, made a highly-anticipated appearance at the State Theatre last night as part of the College Republican's Truth Week. We sent three writers to listen to the Herminator in various states of mental awareness. These are their stories.
The Student Programming Association's Noontime Concert Series brings soulful acoustic guitarist Andrea Davidson to the HUB for a free noontime show on Friday. The 24 year old Louisville, Kentucky local mixes loops of guitar, vocals, and percussion to create a unique sound that transcends several genres. Read on for more info.