Betty Who
Colonial Club
Performing at Colonial will be 22-year-old Australian singer Betty Who, who exploded onto the dance-pop music scene from out of nowhere with the release of her debut single “Somebody Loves You” in late 2012. Her feel-good sound, reminiscent of 80s synthpop, and consistently high-energy performances are sure to get Princeton students up and grooving on the Colonial lawn. She headlined Yale’s Spring Fling this past week, and her latest EP, “Slow Dancing,” has already rocketed to number one on the iTunes pop music charts, so expect a large and enthusiastic crowd!
YouTube It: “Somebody Loves You”; “High Society”
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