Choeur Du Roi celebrates 30 years of King of Hearts
By Dulce Guadarrama | 5 hours agoChoeur Du Roi celebrated its 30th anniversary at its annual King of Hearts concert on Saturday, Feb. 22.
Choeur Du Roi celebrated its 30th anniversary at its annual King of Hearts concert on Saturday, Feb. 22.
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“I think it’s really important for straight students to see the depth and breadth of excitement in our community,” Butler said. “It’s important that queer and straight students have opportunities to see things like this.”
The Plain White T’s opened with “Our Time Now,” and immediately after they finished, the crowd began to chant for “Hey There Delilah.” After a brief competition to see how loud each half of the crowd could sing, the Plain White T’s followed with “Young Tonight,” “All That We Needed,” “Fired Up” and “Should’ve Gone to Bed.”
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