MTSU Alumni Homecoming Old School Jam! set

Pictured  from (l): Gino Speight and Bruno Speight.
Pictured from (l): Gino Speight and Bruno Speight.

It’s a big weekend for Middle Tennessee State University as they celebrate the 2017 Homecoming. After the Blue Raiders big homecoming game, the after party to attend will be the Alumni Homecoming Old School Jam! On October 6 the homecoming festivities will end the night with a night of old school fun with special guest S.O.S. Band, featuring Bruno & Gino Speight. The doors will open at 8 pm at the Occasions Event Center, 2349 South Church Street in Murfreesboro, Tenn. just off Exit 81B from I-24.

This will be a night to remember as the S.O.S. Band takes you back to yesteryear with well-known favorites like ‘Take Your Time,’ ‘High Hopes,’ and ‘Weekend Girl.’ It’s old school at its finest!

The sound of Gino & Bruno Speight keeps the original sound of the S.O.S. Band and that ‘old school’ groove, but a refreshed high-energy front line brings an awesome hype to the party.

“This is not just great entertainment. We enjoyed dancing to all of our favorite S.O.S. songs,” said a long-time fan.

The S.O.S. Band featuring Bruno & Gino Speight are bringing an exciting, entertaining, lively, ‘dance party’ that includes a front line show that prompts everybody to the dance floor.

This party is for the ‘grown and sexy,’ so come dressed to impress and get your party on! Party with the band and with the DJ, Kidd Green, until 1 am.

Tickets are $20 in advance and $25 at the door. For additional information and tickets, visit MTSUAlunniHomecomingjam2017.eventbrite.com, or call or text (615) 397-7054.

The MTSU Alumni Homecoming Jam is an SP8 Entertainment production.

Boom Boom Bam!

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