Citizen Cope to preform concert on UND campus
Citizen Cope, the alternative music favorite, will be on the University of North Dakota campus to perform a concert on Saturday, April 28, 2012.
Arranged by the Association of Residence Halls (ARH) Programming Board, Citizen Cope will perform at 8 p.m., at the Chester Fritz Auditorium. Citizens Cope's distinctive mix of R&B, pop, rock, and folk made him an alternative music favorite. His official debut album, Citizen Cope, was released in 2002, while The Clearance Greenwood Recordings followed only two years later. Guest appearances on blockbuster albums by Santana and Dido followed. Citizens Cope's songs such as "Let the Drummer Kick" and "Bullet and a Target" have been featured in a wide array of films, television series and advertisements as well as "Let the Drummer Kick" going gold on the RIAA (Recording Industry Association of America) list. Citizen Cope's most recent endeavor has been the start of his own record label, Rainwater Recordings.
Free tickets are available to UND residence hall students. UND faculty/staff and non-residence hall students may purchase tickets for $10 at the Chester Fritz Box Office. The show is open to the Grand Forks community; tickets are $15 and available through the Box Office or Ticketmaster.
Learn more and listen to Citizen Cope at www.citizencope.com.
ARH is the overall governing body that ties together and organizes the University of North Dakota residence hall community. UND Residence Services provides high-quality living and learning environments to over 4,000 on-campus residents in 14 residence halls and over 800 apartment units. Nationally recognized Residence Services programs bring the most innovative and affordable services to UND students in the areas of housing, dining, services, and child care.
Contact:
David L. Dodds, Media Relations/Writer & Editor, Office of University Relations, 701.777.5529| david.dodds@email.und.edu
