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UTEP Plans Major Concerts at Sun Bowl, Boosting El Paso's Event Scene

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The UTEP Office of Special Events is gearing up for an exciting concert lineup at the Sun Bowl Stadium, featuring major artists like Chris Brown and Usher. Following last year's successful events, including performances by Coldplay and BTS, the office aims to continue enhancing El Paso's cultural offerings. Jorge Vazquez, Assistant VP of Special Events, emphasizes the importance of community engagement and preparation for these events. Attendees are encouraged to stay informed through social media for updates on parking and venue regulations.

Key Details: • Upcoming concerts include Chris Brown and Usher at Sun Bowl Stadium. • Community members should check UTEP's social media for event updates. • Parking and prohibited items information will be provided online.

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