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We Feel So Close To Calvin Harris Right Now

Writer: Allison James
Allison James
3 days ago
2 min read

If you’ve ever stepped foot in any frat, bar, or party on a college campus, chances are you’ve

heard a Calvin Harris song. For college students today who grew up in the 2000s and 2010s, his music has been pretty much impossible to escape.


Harris has mastered the art of creating a song that can immediately get people singing and

dancing. With the addictive beats, catchy lyrics, and electric energy, songs like “Feel So Close,” “We Found Love,” and “I Need Your Love,” still find their way onto playlists years after their release.


For a lot of college students, the familiarity of those songs go beyond just a night out. Growing up we have heard Harris on the radio, at school dances, and throughout our summers. Now, years later, those same songs are the ones we hear playing at festivals and parties every weekend, but they still manage to hit the same.


Despite creating some of the biggest EDM hits of the past two decades, 2027 will mark Harris’

first full headlining North American tour. He has spent much of his career performing at

nightclubs and music festivals around the globe rather than in traditional concert tours, which makes this tour a big deal.


The tour will span 34 dates in arenas across the U.S. and Canada throughout April and May

2027. The tour will open at TD Garden in Boston on April 1, and conclude at the Kia Forum in

Los Angeles on May 27, with many cities in between. For those of us in Happy Valley, one date stands out: Philadelphia on April 8.


Think about hearing “Feel So Close” somewhere other than a frat basement or “This Is What

You Came For” in an arena filled with thousands of people.


With a catalog spanning nearly two decades, the possibilities for the setlist are endless. So

whether you’re actually making the trip to Philly or will be listening from State College, Penn

State students can look forward to hearing all of our favorite songs live.

 
 
 

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