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A former member of the Grammy-winning bluegrass group Nickel Creek will bring his band to State College this week, when Punch Brothers plays at 8 p.m. Friday at the State Theatre.
Putting together a good mixtape can be tough, and this Halloween mixtape is no different.
Ace Enders, former frontman of Early November, will kick off Homecoming weekend Friday night at SoZo.
n 1997, an infectious pop song hit the airwaves and instantly brought three boys from Tulsa into the spotlight -- and into thousands of screaming, adolescent girls' hearts.
Beyond touring campus and showing off dorm rooms and apartments, students have the chance to spice up the agenda for Parents' Weekend with a School of Music performance.
Things change quickly in the music business.
A band known for battling through adversity will make a reenergized appearance in State College on Sunday.
Attention all freshman, juniors fresh from branch campuses and current students who no longer want their head in the sand: State College is a pretty artsy town. Of course, football will always be No. 1 on the surface, but to say there's no demand for the performing arts, stand-up comedians, indie films or live music is to say there isn't much of a demand for football tickets.
Girls can wear poodle skirts, guys can don leather jackets and everyone is expected to dance at the State Theatre on Aug. 15, Jocko Marcellino said.
Greg Johnson's last day in State College will be spent partying with a couple dozen friends and fans.
At the age of 19, blues/folk artist Melody Gardot was struck by a car while riding her bike.
Locking her door just before heading to class, Priya Vijay paused, deciding if a jam featuring old time, bluegrass and gospel music would provide a comfortable environment to relax and enjoy music.
It's not Wing Fest without a performance by Body & Soul members, Dave Fahrenbach, Tussey Mountain Lodge's general manager, said.
Fusion is the key word when it comes to the Taj Mahal Trio -- the band represents a mix of dialects, genres and instruments that may otherwise not work independently.
Catherine Dupuis wants people to know downtown State College isn't the area's only source for culture and entertainment.
Greg Johnson, saxophonist for the band Outgroove and one of the founders of JAZZjam, didn't always think he would be playing saxophone in a band.
Beyond the coffee shop appeal, the warm and inviting atmosphere of East West Crossings makes it Jim Colbert's favorite place to perform.
Caitlin Dennett doesn't normally associate Tussey Mountain with summer fun.
The members of Urban Fusion can perform such a wide variety of music they could almost be two different bands. In fact they will be.
Despite playing together live only once, jazz group Outgroove is putting on a performance full of originality Friday night.
