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Flo Rida, Mike Posner to perform at Lloyd Noble Center for first CAC Homecoming Bash

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Flo Rida, Mike Posner and other popular musical artists will come to the Lloyd Noble Center 7 p.m. Oct. 26 as part of the Campus Activities Council's Homecoming Bash.

Students can buy tickets to the Homecoming Bash starting tomorrow at www.stubwire.com. General admission for non-OU students is $35, but students can purchase tickets using their OU ID numbers for $18. 

This announcement comes after OU began a Thousands Strong crowdfunding page for Homecoming Reunion Week 2016. The project aims to raise $10,000 by Sept. 23. Donations will go toward things like Homecoming T-shirts, sashes for the Homecoming royalty court and banners for organizations participating in Homecoming.

A press release from OU Homecoming chair Nick Marr says all students are welcome to participate in the Homecoming Bash, whether they are affiliated with an on-campus organization or not. The release also says the bash is the first Homecoming event created that does not include a competition facet. 

"We've been working on getting the show together since March, and that's been a joint effort between myself and CAC Concert Series," Marr said in a text message. "We both wanted to create an event that appealed to students beyond just those who compete in Homecoming."

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