Spectra, the providers of Venue Management, Food Services & Hospitality, and Partnerships to Alerus Center, and UND Student Government will host Bryce Vine at Alerus Center on Friday, May 1. This event will be open to the public.

Tickets are $25 and are all general admission. Tickets go on sale to the general public this FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 14 at 10:00AM and will be available at the Alerus Center Box Office and Ticketmaster.com.

There will be a special student discount ticket available for one day only on WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY 12. Tickets will be $20 with a valid student ID and will be available at the Alerus Center Box Office or at Wilkerson on UND’s campus.

Bryce Vine presents a genre-bending, East Coast-meets-West Coast sound all his own, drawn in equal parts from the bass-heavy reality rap influence of his father, the bright, pop sensibility of his mother, and a childhood spent between New York and L.A. His keen blend of laid back, in-the-cut hip-hop and anthemic choruses prompted Entertainment Weeklyto praise his “boundary-pushing aesthetic” and TIME to say he “sounds like the definition of cool,” while VIBEasserts, “You can’t put Bryce Vine in a box.”

He recently made his major label debut with Carnival, released on Sire Records, with inspirations that run the gamut of the pop culture zeitgeist, lyrically referencing his favorite sci-fi TV shows, 90’s nostalgia and commentary on growing up in LA,while effortlessly fusing the punk spirit of Blink-182 with homages to Tupac and Outkast. Bryce Vine hasn’t slowed down since his breakthrough success with the 2X Platinum “Drew Barrymore,” spending 2019 on sold out headline tours across the U.S., earning further hits with the Platinum “La La Land (feat. YG)” and “I’m Not Alright” with Loud Luxury, and accumulating more than 720 million streams worldwide with over 15 million streams per week.

He’s performed on Late Night with Seth Meyers,Jimmy Kimmel Live!,Wendy Williams,The Kelly Clarkson Show, The Late Late Show with JamesCorden, and Live with Kelly and Ryan. As Teen Vogueexpressed, “[His] smooth, unpretentious performance really sold us on Bryce as a breakout star.”