- May 06, 2022
- By Shannon Clark M.Jour. ’22 And Chris Carroll
Art Attack attendees tomorrow will be too busy dancing to the rhymes and beats of current hip-hop stars Flo Milli and Polo G to pause and ruminate on the history of the concert series—an musical exclamation point on the school year.
Since Student Entertainment Events (SEE) launched it in 1984, Art Attack has welcomed some monster hitmakers—think Black Eyed Peas and the Gin Blossoms—as well as a few bands you might struggle to remember a single chorus from. (Guster, anyone?)
The live show went on hiatus for the pandemic for two years, but now it comes roaring back to the Xfinity Center as a high-decibel study break just before finals.
“Having the artists back is such a huge campus tradition,” said David Bonilla-Ciferri M.Ed. ’19, coordinator of SEE. “It really caps off this year of coming back together, finding community and learning what it means to be a Terp.”
Buy tickets for Art Attack 38, featuring Flo Milli and Polo G, at 7 p.m. Saturday at the Xfinity Center, or learn more about the annual event. Art Attack 38’s day events on Saturday have been canceled due to anticipated inclement weather.
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