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Next Acts for Auburn Airwaves

May 04, 2015

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Next Acts for Auburn Airwaves

UPC put on a fine showing, making my middle school dreams come true by bringing my favorite Jonas Brother, Nick, to my favorite place, Toomer's Corner. Nelly and Kesha were a total bonus. So, to give my favorite council some suggestions here's ten totally reasonable suggestions for their acts for next year.

First of all, let's move it back to the Auburn Arena, so we don't have to deal with lash-back from the city for having (in)appropriate artists perform at a college concert.

1. Hunter Hayes

When Hunter Hayes was announced as one of the 7 potential artists at Rodeo, I realized that all I ever "Wanted" was to see him in Auburn!

2. Tyler Ward

If you haven't seen him on YouTube, go do yourself a favor and look this cutie up. He's sure to be the next big star, and his covers are PHENOMENAL.

3. WALK THE MOON

Apparently, their band name is all in caps. But I can't get enough of "Shut Up And Dance With Me", and I know I would be jumping along to this song and their whole set!

4. Echosmith

I'm currently loving their song "Bright", and we all chilled to "Cool Kids" earlier this year. I'm sure with a couple more singles under their belt, they'd be an awesome addition to next year's Airwaves.

5. Sam Hunt

OK, we all loved "Leave the Night On", but I cannot get enough of the speak-singy "Take Your Time". Not to mention, he's easy on the eyes.

6. Iggy Azalea

I know all the words to "Fancy", and I think she's super chill.

7. Can we go out on a limb and have some awesome EDM artist like Martin Garrix, or David Guetta, or Afrojack?

Something Auburn normally doesn't get a taste of.

8. Selena Gomez

She actually has some great music. I have seen her live and can attest to her awesome performance skills.

9. Jason Derulo

Because this song is infectious.

10. One Direction

Is there a discount for losing Zayn Malik?

Bonus: Nick Jonas again.

Because why not?

War Eagle to that.

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