From the organization that brought artists such as Yung Gravy, Ben Rector and Nick Jonas, the Union Program Council will present The Driver Era on April 11 at Bramlage Coliseum.

Formed in 2018 by brothers Ross and Rocky Lynch, The Driver Era burst onto the scene with their debut single “Preacher Man,” followed by the album “X” in 2019. The group has continued to expand their sound with albums like “Girlfriend” and “Summer Mixtape” featuring hits such as “Get Off my Phone” and “Same Old Story.” Their newest album, “Obsession,” will be released on April 11 just in time for their K-State performance.

Known for soulful melodies, upbeat rhythms and introspective lyrics, the duo has built a devoted fanbase and continues to shape the indie and alternative music landscape. Before forming The Driver Era, Ross and Rocky were members of the pop band R5. Ross also starred in Disney Channel productions including “Austin & Ally,” “Teen Beach Movie” and “Teen Beach 2.”

The Driver Era will perform Friday, April 11 at Bramlage Coliseum with doors opening a 6 p.m. Student tickets are $7 and go on sale at 8:30 a.m., Friday, March 7 at kstateupc.com. General public tickets are $25 and will be available at 8:30 a.m., Monday, March 10.

The concert is organized and sponsored by the Union Program Council in partnership with the K-State Student Union, Union Governing Board and Student Governing Association. UPC’s Campus Entertainment Fund is funded through student service fees and engages the K-State community with performers based on student surveys. Past events have included comedians Ken Jeong, Will Ferrell and Bo Burnham, as well as concerts featuring Nick Jonas, T-Pain and Yung Gravy.

For additional information on this event or for a complete list of all UPC activities, visit kstateupc.com or call the UPC office at 785-532-6571.

About Union Program Council: UPC plans more than 100 entertaining, educational, cultural and substance-free events for K-State students and the Manhattan community each year.

The Union’s mission is to serve all, especially students, with facilities that provide services, programs, leadership experiences and educational opportunities which foster a sense of well-being and belonging.