Blast beats, mosh pits, and a surge of kids who wore studded belts in high school descended upon Heritage Hall last night for a performance by aggressive metal-core veterans, Every Time I Die. The hardcore scene that is noticeably absent at Penn State crawled from the corners of campus and joined together for a night of sludgy breakdowns, blasting at deafeningly loud decibels.
EOTO, a side project of two members of the String Cheese Incident, played a razor-sharp bass blasting performance at the State Theatre on part of their Bass Invaders tour. Although only roughly 150 tickets were sold for Thursday Night's show, Michael Travis and Jason Hann acted more like DJs than musicians with the sound they produced.
Blue & White Weekend is this weekend and that means you're going to need some sweet tunes to jam out to while you're out grilling, daylonging and eating your funnel cake. So we've set up this short playlist to get you ready for the fun. This week's selections are brought to you by Meghin Moore, Sam Cooper, Melanie Versaw, Zach Berger and Matthew D'Ippolito.
If you have a ticket to tonight's DayGlow show, you're in for a real treat. At least if last night's first stop in State College was any indication. Read more after the jump.
DayGlow will be making it rain paint in Penn State tonight yet again and let’s be honest--the world’s largest paint rave is best enjoyed under the influence. Here is a list of 5 tips to enjoying the lifestyle they warned you about in health class.
Young Frankenstein, Mel Brooks’ classic parody of the original Frankenstein, my least favorite of his films. But how did Young Frankenstein, a musical adaptation which stopped at Eisenhower Auditorium last night, measure up? Aside from some groan-worthy humor, it definitely improved on the original.