Combining smooth grooves with powerful lyrics and infectious hooks, 22 year old singer/songwriter Steve Means soulful brew of pop music has earned him a rapidly growing national fanbase. Averaging 100+ college shows a year and racking up over one million plays/views on his MySpace page, Means is the definition of a self-sustaining modern artist. His funk-infused acoustic sound has drawn comparisons to everyone from Stevie Wonder and Marc Broussard to John Mayer. Being a triple threat songwriter, musician, and performer, Steve Means has hooks that satisfy even the most discriminating listeners.

This event is in conjunction with the RSO Fair. Be sure to come and pick up information on the various organizations on campus.

Once rivals in the Arizona music scene, Ryan Green and Cameron Hood joined forces and traveled to Boston in 2003 with big dreams. In three years time, the acoustic guitar duo has graduated from performing subway stations to touring theaters with platinum-selling artist Jason Mraz; and gone from selling self-made CDs to recording their forthcoming record with Grammy-winning producer Ross Hogarth.

In 2004 they were chosen to perform in Boston's world famous Street Performers Festival at Faneuil Hall. Soon after, they found themselves looking out on a standing ovation at the 2005 NACA National Conference. Their performance landed them on the conference Top-20 Hot List according to Campus Acitivites Magazine, who would go on to call the duo one of the hottest new bands in the college market today.