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ASUCD Entertainment Council presents… ALLEN STONE with DJ Rock Bottom, Ant Chedda, The Spokes, The AfterglowEvent DetailsTuesday, November 29, Odd Fellows Hall (direction)Doors open at 7:00PM Tickets$13.00 | presale$15.00 | at the doorBuy Your Tickets• Online (on our website)• In person: Student Services3rd Floor Memorial Union9AM – 5PM OR from members of The Spokes & The AfterglowRSVP on Facebook 
About Allen StoneOfficial Page | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Spotify From backwoods barbecues and community gatherings; Allen Stone emerges to share personal melodies, telling his tales of life after just 24 years. Getting his start singing at his father’s church in small-town America; it wasn’t until later when introduced to the greats of soul music (Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin) and then to the confessional lyrical fashion of the 60′s -70′s singer/ songwriters, did music begin to ignite intense passion, eventually carrying this boy to a musical home.
On his self-titled sophomore album – an independent self-release which hit digital shelves October 4, Allen has pushed his sound and lyricism to a greater level of noted individuality. It touches upon a range of styles and themes. Integrating classic soul, catchy pop hooks, r&b beats and folk roots with lyrical matters of testimonial broken relationships, poisonous politics and the age-old topic of simple, pure celebration. Stone’s music is notable for his finely crafted evocative songs and a fresh, smooth, soul-filled voice-one that certainly belies his age.
Allen Stone has shot up the R&B/Soul charts on iTunes, peaking at the number 2 spot, and hit #29 and #62 on the Billboard Heatseekers and R&B/Hip Hop Album charts, respectively, and has garnered national praise – USA Today called him a “pitch-perfect powerhouse” – all without any support of a label, publisher, or publicist. [source: Official Website]
LISTEN TO ALLEN STONE

ASUCD Entertainment Council presents… 
ALLEN STONE with DJ Rock Bottom, Ant Chedda, The Spokes, The Afterglow

Event Details
Tuesday, November 29, Odd Fellows Hall (direction)
Doors open at 7:00PM 

Tickets
$13.00 | presale
$15.00 | at the door

Buy Your Tickets
• Online (on our website)
• In person: Student Services
3rd Floor Memorial Union
9AM – 5PM OR from members of The Spokes & The Afterglow

RSVP on Facebook

About Allen Stone
Official Page | Facebook | Twitter | YouTube | Spotify

From backwoods barbecues and community gatherings; Allen Stone emerges to share personal melodies, telling his tales of life after just 24 years. Getting his start singing at his father’s church in small-town America; it wasn’t until later when introduced to the greats of soul music (Marvin Gaye, Aretha Franklin) and then to the confessional lyrical fashion of the 60′s -70′s singer/ songwriters, did music begin to ignite intense passion, eventually carrying this boy to a musical home.

On his self-titled sophomore album – an independent self-release which hit digital shelves October 4, Allen has pushed his sound and lyricism to a greater level of noted individuality. It touches upon a range of styles and themes. Integrating classic soul, catchy pop hooks, r&b beats and folk roots with lyrical matters of testimonial broken relationships, poisonous politics and the age-old topic of simple, pure celebration. Stone’s music is notable for his finely crafted evocative songs and a fresh, smooth, soul-filled voice-one that certainly belies his age.

Allen Stone has shot up the R&B/Soul charts on iTunes, peaking at the number 2 spot, and hit #29 and #62 on the Billboard Heatseekers and R&B/Hip Hop Album charts, respectively, and has garnered national praise – USA Today called him a “pitch-perfect powerhouse” – all without any support of a label, publisher, or publicist. [source: Official Website]

LISTEN TO ALLEN STONE

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