LIFE IN COLOR performance time moved up

West Lafayette, Ind. –The LIFE IN COLOR tour UNLEASH featuring Adventure Club, David Solano, Machine Gun Kelly and Cash Cash will make a stop at Purdue University's –Recreational Sports Parking Lot at 6 p.m. April 25. The rain date for the performance will be 6 p.m. April 27.

This performance is presented by the Purdue Student Concert Committee.

Solano has been added to the Life in Color lineup. In addition, a local DJ will be chosen to perform a 25-minute set and a local band from the Purdue Student Union Board Battle of the Bands competition will be selected to perform a 25-minute set.

In order to accommodate the additional acts in the lineup, the performance will now begin at 6 p.m.

LIFE IN COLOR, "The World's Largest Paint Party," began in 2006 on college campuses in Florida. Since then, it has quickly taken the nation by storm, positioning itself as a one of a kind experience. Now, hundreds of thousands of people have witnessed this spectacular show that fuses high-energy music, art, dance, and paint into one mind blowing combination. Founded by Committee Entertainment, LIFE IN COLOR is a unique and innovative show that you must experience to comprehend.

Ticket Information

This event is limited to those 18 and older. Limited quantities of each price point will be available on a first-come, first-served basis. All tickets, including VIP, provide access to this general admission outdoor event.

Tickets are $42 and $48. VIP tickets are $66 (includes express entry, bottle of paint, and merchandise pack). Prices include a facilities fee. There is a limit of six tickets per person.

Tickets on sale at the Elliott Hall of Music and Stewart Center box offices, online at convocations.org or ticketmaster.com and by phone at 765-494-3933.

Student Concert Committee

Student Concert Committee (SCC) has 16 student members that have been selected through an application and interview process to advise Purdue Convocations about popular entertainment selections for Purdue students on the West Lafayette campus. Student members experience the equivalent of an internship in the entertainment industry. In addition to weekly meetings, SCC members work on-sale days for SCC shows, are involved in publicity and promotional duties for their events, and work backstage day-of-show. Each year, the committee selects eight new members to replace outgoing members who have completed a two-year term. After a one-year general membership, the students are expected to take a leadership and mentoring role on the committee.