The NCAA and AT&T* have announced that performing artist Rachel Platten will headline the Super Saturday Concert presented by AT&T as part of the 2022 Division I Women's Final Four fan festivities. The concert, which is free to the public, will take place April 2 at the Minneapolis Convention Center in Minneapolis.
Rachel is an Emmy Award-winning, multi-platinum selling recording artist and published author. She first topped radio and listening charts worldwide with her empowering hit song "Fight Song" from her album "Wildfire." In 2017 Platten released a second full-length album "Waves," for which she was a co-writer for every song included. While pregnant with her first child in 2018, Platten released "You Belong," a song dedicated to her daughter. In 2020, she released her first children's book, entitled You Belong, which was inspired by her song.
The Super Saturday Concert is one of the premier fan events held during the Women's Final Four and offers an evening of fan-friendly entertainment between semifinals and finals action. The celebration of women's basketball includes live music and opportunities to view coverage of the NCAA Division I Men's Final Four semifinals. The 2022 Super Saturday Concert presented by AT&T is the second such concert to be conducted during the NCAA Division I Women's Final Four. The first, also sponsored by AT&T, took place in 2019.
The Super Saturday Concert presented by AT&T will be held in Hall D at the Minneapolis Convention Center. Upon arrival to the convention center, attendees must obtain a wristband from the check-in tables outside Hall D. Doors will open at 6 p.m. CT, and admission – which is free to the public – will be open on a first-come, first-served basis.
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