July 17, 2017

HATTIESBURG, Miss. -

In conjunction with the Southern Miss Activities Council (SMAC), Pride Field will play host to free pregame concerts prior to each Southern Miss home game during the 2017 football campaign. Each free concert will be open to Southern Miss students as well as the general public.
The student leaders of the Southern Miss Activities Council are partnering with the Athletics Department to create a special draw for all home football games this season. Each concert will be an extra attraction and will fire up a record number of students to create an energized home field advantage for important conference and non-conference match-ups.

The fall concert events will commence on Saturday, September 2, when Grammy winning country artist Billy Ray Cyrus headlines the first event at Pride Field for the home opener against the University of Kentucky. Mr. Cyrus will be joined by special guests Parmalee and A Thousand Horses. The first concert headliner will kick the Golden Eagles’ season off with a bang, performing songs from his hit album “Some Gave All.” Cyrus' latest album debuted at #61 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and #65 on the Billboard 200. His hit song “Achy Breaky Heart” was the fastest platinum-certified country single of 1992.

Gates will open at 12:30 p.m., with kickoff scheduled for 3 p.m. for the University of Kentucky opener.

Other scheduled performers confirmed for the 2017 Fall Football Concert Series include:

Saturday, September 9 - American singer, songwriter, television personality, actor, author and politician, Clay Aiken

Saturday, September 30 - 1/2 of the 90's hip hop duo, Kriss Kross, featuring Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith

Saturday, October 14 - White Super Rap Group, The Style Boyz, featuring Conner4Real

Saturday, October 28- 1960's Pop Singer Bobby Pickett, featuring his hit spooky single, Monster Mash!

Saturday, November 18 - Grammy Nominated American Freestyle Female Vocal Group, Wilson Phillips

(07-17-2017 12:07 PM)Nuggets Ghostbuster Wrote:  July 17, 2017

HATTIESBURG, Miss. -

In conjunction with the Southern Miss Activities Council (SMAC), Pride Field will play host to free pregame concerts prior to each Southern Miss home game during the 2017 football campaign. Each free concert will be open to Southern Miss students as well as the general public.
The student leaders of the Southern Miss Activities Council are partnering with the Athletics Department to create a special draw for all home football games this season. Each concert will be an extra attraction and will fire up a record number of students to create an energized home field advantage for important conference and non-conference match-ups.

The fall concert events will commence on Saturday, September 2, when Grammy winning country artist Billy Ray Cyrus headlines the first event at Pride Field for the home opener against the University of Kentucky. Mr. Cyrus will be joined by special guests Parmalee and A Thousand Horses. The first concert headliner will kick the Golden Eagles’ season off with a bang, performing songs from his hit album “Some Gave All.” Cyrus' latest album debuted at #61 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and #65 on the Billboard 200. His hit song “Achy Breaky Heart” was the fastest platinum-certified country single of 1992.

Gates will open at 12:30 p.m., with kickoff scheduled for 3 p.m. for the University of Kentucky opener.

Other scheduled performers confirmed for the 2017 Fall Football Concert Series include:

Saturday, September 9 - American singer, songwriter, television personality, actor, author and politician, Clay Aiken

Saturday, September 30 - 1/2 of the 90's hip hop duo, Kriss Kross, featuring Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith

Saturday, October 14 - White Super Rap Group, The Style Boyz, featuring Conner4Real

Saturday, October 28- 1960's Pop Singer Bobby Pickett, featuring his hit spooky single, Monster Mash!

Saturday, November 18 - Grammy Nominated American Freestyle Female Vocal Group, Wilson Phillips

I don't think that a "White Super Rap Group" exists. Beastie Boys may be as close as it gets.

(07-17-2017 01:56 PM)mlytc Wrote:  

(07-17-2017 12:07 PM)Nuggets Ghostbuster Wrote:  July 17, 2017

HATTIESBURG, Miss. -

In conjunction with the Southern Miss Activities Council (SMAC), Pride Field will play host to free pregame concerts prior to each Southern Miss home game during the 2017 football campaign. Each free concert will be open to Southern Miss students as well as the general public.
The student leaders of the Southern Miss Activities Council are partnering with the Athletics Department to create a special draw for all home football games this season. Each concert will be an extra attraction and will fire up a record number of students to create an energized home field advantage for important conference and non-conference match-ups.

The fall concert events will commence on Saturday, September 2, when Grammy winning country artist Billy Ray Cyrus headlines the first event at Pride Field for the home opener against the University of Kentucky. Mr. Cyrus will be joined by special guests Parmalee and A Thousand Horses. The first concert headliner will kick the Golden Eagles’ season off with a bang, performing songs from his hit album “Some Gave All.” Cyrus' latest album debuted at #61 on the Billboard Top Country Albums Chart and #65 on the Billboard 200. His hit song “Achy Breaky Heart” was the fastest platinum-certified country single of 1992.

Gates will open at 12:30 p.m., with kickoff scheduled for 3 p.m. for the University of Kentucky opener.

Other scheduled performers confirmed for the 2017 Fall Football Concert Series include:

Saturday, September 9 - American singer, songwriter, television personality, actor, author and politician, Clay Aiken

Saturday, September 30 - 1/2 of the 90's hip hop duo, Kriss Kross, featuring Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith

Saturday, October 14 - White Super Rap Group, The Style Boyz, featuring Conner4Real

Saturday, October 28- 1960's Pop Singer Bobby Pickett, featuring his hit spooky single, Monster Mash!

Saturday, November 18 - Grammy Nominated American Freestyle Female Vocal Group, Wilson Phillips

I don't think that a "White Super Rap Group" exists. Beastie Boys may be as close as it gets.

Not even White Cheddar?