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Hey There, Ohio Wesleyan

Apr 10
1 min read

There’s a concert coming up at Ohio Wesleyan on April 28th featuring the Plain White T's.


They’re best known for their hit song Hey There Delilah, which brought them mainstream attention, along with other tracks like “1, 2, 3, 4.” The event will take place on Williams Drive, making it easy for students on campus to attend.


With exams starting right after, it gives people something to do before things get busy.


Doors open at 7:00 PM, so people can get there early and find a spot. The event starts with DJ Lady Libra (OWU Student!)  performing at 7:30 PM to open the night. Then at 8:30 PM, Plain White T’s will perform, likely playing a mix of their well-known songs along with newer music. It should be a straightforward lineup with a clear schedule.


The concert is free for all Ohio Wesleyan students. For non-students, tickets are $5, which makes it accessible for people who want to bring friends from outside the university. The pricing and location make it simple to attend without much planning.


Overall, this is one of the main events happening on campus before the semester ends. It gives students a chance to take a break and spend time with friends before shifting focus to finals. And not to mention, you can’t beat a free concert!


See you there, Bishops!

 
 
 

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