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Arts and Entertainment

The Head and the Heart to headline RamFest

Chapman W.

July 20, 2016

The Head and the Heart will be headlining RamFest in August.

CSU announced Wednesday morning that the Indie Folk band from Seattle will be playing on August 26 as a part of RamFest, an annual event put on by Ram Events.

The Head and the Heart formed in 2009 and has released two albums. Their songs “Lost in my mind” and “All we ever knew” peaked at number one and number six on the american charts respectively. The band will be playing at Red Rocks on August 28 but is coming to CSU first.

Tickets to the show cost $10 for students and $25 for the community and can be found along with more information at ramevents.colostate.edu.

Collegian Social Managing Editor Chapman W. Croskell can be reached at entertainment@collegian.com and on Twitter @Nescwick.

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