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And the Bands Are Friday Saturday Iowa State Daily, February 2013 Iowa State Daily, 2013 2-4-2013 Iowa State Daily (02-04-2013) Iowa State Daily Follow this and additional works at: http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2013-02 Recommended Citation Iowa State Daily, "Iowa State Daily (02-04-2013)" (2013). Iowa State Daily, February 2013. 3. http://lib.dr.iastate.edu/iowastatedaily_2013-02/3 This Book is brought to you for free and open access by the Iowa State Daily, 2013 at Iowa State University Digital Repository. It has been accepted for inclusion in Iowa State Daily, February 2013 by an authorized administrator of Iowa State University Digital Repository. For more information, please contact [email protected]. Front1 1 MONDAY, FEB. 4, 2013 NEWS SPORTS ISU alumni Cyclones kickstart make up new way for missed 3s, to keep beat Baylor plants alive OPINION STYLE Boy Scouts catch up Layer up with modern times to combat cold in style 2013 EISHEA AND THE BANDS ARE FRIDAY SATURDAY EASTON CORBIN B.o.B. Genre: Country Genre: Hip hop Since releasing his first single, “A Little More Country Than That,” in Six-time Grammy- nominated rapper B.o.B. will be headliner for 2009, Easton Corbin has been growing in the country genre. His Saturday’s lineup. His lead single from his sophomore album, first, self-titled album was released in 2010 and sold 43,000 copies While the Veishea “Strange Clouds,” topped the iTunes digital sales in September 2011. in one week, making the highest-recorded number on the label in celebration goes The album also featured hit singles “So Good” and “Hard to Breathe.” seven years. His single, “Roll With It,” hit No. 1 on the charts and his throughout the week, His debut album, “B.o.B. Presents: The Adventures of Bobby Ray,” next album, “All over the Road,” came out in January. the music event, Live featured his breakout hit, “Airplanes,” and “Nothing on You.” For fans of: George Strait, Jason Aldean, Craig Morgan @ Veishea, kicks off For fans of: Lupe Fiasco, Kid Cudi, Wiz Khalifa April 19. A wide range of bands, from hip hop Genre: Country to folk rock, will per- Genre: Indie rock Singer-songwriter Jana Kramer has form in the Molecular California-based band Grouplove released been on the scene since three of Biology parking lot their debut album, “Never Trust a Happy her songs were featured on the April 19 and 20 from 6 Song,” in September 2011. Their song, show “One Tree Hill.” Her self-titled p.m. to 2 a.m. “Colours,” ranked No. 12 on USA Today’s album was released in June, featur- alternative chart and was featured in ing songs “Why Ya Wanna” and games “Madden 12,” “FIFA 12” and “Whiskey.” Tickets for the “MLB 2K12.” Their other song, “Tongue For fans of: Carrie Underwood, events go on sale Tied,” has been featured on the iPod Thompson Square today, and are avail- Touch commercials and also reached No. able online through 1 on the Billboard Alternative Songs chart and became the band’s first No. 1 single. MidwestTix. Students For fans of: Vampire Weekend, Cage the interested in pur- Elephant chasing tickets can Grouplove Jana Kramer find them through the Veishea website. Genre: Pop/Punk Tickets will be on sale Genre: Pop/Rock Since debuting at No. 1 on Billboard’s Top through 4 p.m. April 19. New Artist chart in April 2008, the Las Since winning the eighth season of Vegas-based band has reached nearly American Idol, Kris Allen has released his 100,000 in sales. The Cab’s 2011 album, new album, “Thank You Camellia” and the Anyone with a valid “Symphony Soldier,” features perfor- hit single, “The Vision of Love.” Prior to win- student ID can pur- mances by Bruno Mars, Adam Levine ning Idol, his debut album featured the hit chase up to five tickets and Martin Johnson of Boys Like Girls, single “Live Like We’re Dying,” which sold for either $15 for one and appeared on a featured “New and 1.7 million copies. Noteworthy” release on iTunes’ Top 10 night or $20 for both For fans of: Jon Mclaughlin, Howie Day, Charts. nights. Night-of-show, Rob Thomas Kris Allen For fans of: Hot Chelle Rae, We the tickets will be $20 for Kings, Boys Like Girls The Cab and only available on Genre: Pop/Rock site. With three top Canadian hits, Genre: Piano pop Andrew Allen has been put on tour Tickets will be ex- with acts like The Script, Bruno Mars, hanged for wrist bands Similar in style to Ben Folds, the trio in one Republic, Train, Joshua Radin at the venue. The con- Jukebox the Ghost first came together in 2003 at George Washington University. and Barenaked Ladies. Allen has certs will be held in the released songs like 2009’s “I Wanna They released their third album, “Safe Be Your Christmas,” 2011’s “I Want outdoor location rain Travels,” last year and have made ap- You” and 2010’s “Loving You Tonight,” or shine, and tickets are pearances on “The Late Show with which hit the top of the charts for nonrefundable. David Letterman.” The group has also more than 22 weeks. toured with Barenaked Ladies and Jack’s Mannequin. For fans of: Andy Grammer, Train, Jukebox Parachute For fans of: Young the Giant, Imagine Dragons, Phoenix (Starting at upper left, the Ghost Andrew Allen counterclockwise) Photos courtesy of: Easton Corbin Genre: Rock Genre: Country Jana Kramer: justjared. The quartet in Saints of Valory brings an com: Francis Bertrand international mix of performers from Voted one of the top college bands by Brazil, France, Canada and the United MtvU, the Clayton Anderson Band has Kris Allen States. The band members spend opened for singers Kenny Chesney, Andrew Allen most of their time traveling and taking James Otto and Eric Church. Based out of Clayton Anderson inspiration from a variety of cultures. Indiana University, the band has released Band: Clayton Anderson Their debut album, “The Bright Lights,” the album “Torn Jeans and Tailgates.” Facebook page was released in 2010, and their hit, For fans of: Luke Bryan, Blake Shelton, A Ray: Ashley Ray “Providence,” was a Top 50 song. Zac Brown Band Clayton Anderson Facebook page For fans of: Coldplay, Snow Patrol, The Saints Band Blessed Feathers Fray of Valory Saints of Valory: saintsofvalory.com Genre: Country Jukebox the Ghos Genre: Indie folk The Cab Kansas native Ashley Ray, vocalist The group described themselves for her band A Ray, is fresh on the Grouplove as “a couple of folks who write and country music scene, debuting her B.o.B. sing songs in the kettled forests of first album. Southeast Wisconsin.” The acoustic For fans of: Miranda Lambert, Dixie group uses guitars, banjos, accordions Chicks, Ashton Shepherd and more during a majority of their performances. 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