Rocking Out At The RAC

The Crocs Next Step Tour gave students the chance to check out a free show featuring acts like Cartel.

Yung Joc Puts It Down

Rapper Yung Joc entertained students with his hits 'It's Going Down' and 'Coffee Shop'.

MC Lars Starts the Show With A Bang

MC Lars was the first to go on stage. Although he is relatively unknown, students gave the rapper a good response.

Three major bands pulled in over 400 students and fans when the Crocs Tour made the second stop on their tour at Georgia Southern last Thursday at the RAC.

The tour featured musical acts MC Lars, Cartel and Yung Joc. The first to perform was MC Lars, a California native and an artist  comparable to Gym Class Hero’s for his punk-rap style. He performed songs off his CD “The Graduate” such as “Download this Song” and “21 Concepts”.

Although relatively unknown compared to the other acts of the night, the performance got an exuberant crowd response before the end.

 Cartel was next on this line-up. They performed their hit songs “Lose it,” “Honestly,” and their EP “Wasted”.

 Rap artist Yung Joc ended the show performing several songs including “Coffee Shop,” “It’s Going Down,” and “Juice box”.

 Fans were eager to hear their favorite bands play on campus.

"I am really excited to see Yung Joc and Cartel. They come from my home town,” said Jessica Dascomg, a GSU student.

Renee Greene agreed. 

 “I think he is sexy and his new song is great,” Greene said.