ALT Basketball court at Colonial Life Arena with "GAMEDAY" text promoting a men's basketball exhibition game against Campbell at 2 PM.

ALT Cover of "A Pentatonix Christmas" featuring five people sitting on an ornate sofa. They are dressed in white and holding gold and white wrapped gifts. A decorated white Christmas tree is in the background. Music player elements and the text "December 5" are visible below.

ALT A collage featuring posters of basketball movies, including "Like Mike," "Hurricane Season," "Glory Road," "Love & Basketball," "Blue Chips," "Coach Carter," "Hoosiers," "Above the Rim," "White Men Can't Jump," "He Got Game," "Space Jam," and "More Than a Game." The title at the top asks, "Greatest Basketball Movie of All Time?

ALT Rod Wave on stage with bright lights, wearing sunglasses and a sweatshirt, holding a microphone. The text reads, "This person owes you Rod Wave tickets," with "Nov 6 • Columbia, SC" at the bottom.

ALT Image showing a list of names in white text over a dark background. The background shows partial text and an indistinct image.

ALT A bustling basketball arena, Colonial Life Arena, is filled with a large crowd. The scoreboard is lit, and there is a visible energy on the court with some pyrotechnics. A transparent overlay at the top says, "Reminder: Hoops are back this week at Colonial Life Arena! Let’s go!" with an illustration of a pointing hand.

ALT A monochrome image of a person holding a microphone, captured mid-performance. Dynamic motion blur is evident on the left side. The name "Brandon Lake" and date "10/19/25" are written in the top right corner. The person has long hair and their arms are adorned with tattoos and bracelets.

ALT A person is performing on stage, holding a microphone, with blurred motion suggesting dynamic movement. In the background, there are silhouettes of two other performers. The name "Brandon Lake" and the date "10/19/25" are visible in the top right corner.

ALT A person is passionately performing on stage, playing an acoustic guitar and singing into a microphone. Motion blur is evident, suggesting movement or energy. The words "Brandon Lake 10/19/23" are visible in the upper right corner. The image is in black and white.

ALT A person on stage is holding a microphone and making a peace sign with their hand. The arm tattoos are visible. The name "Brandon Lake" and the date "10/19/25" appear in the top right corner. The image has a black and white, slightly blurred effect.

ALT A photo of Rod Wave peforming with concert lights in the background. The image features the text "3 Weeks Away" and "Rod Wave November 6.

ALT Musician performing energetically on stage, wearing a red sports jersey with "Carolina" written on it. Smoke effects surround the stage. An inset shows a monochrome image of the musician with eyes closed and microphone in hand. Text at the bottom reads: "Post Malone, 2022, Columbia, SC.

ALT Poster for "Monster Jam Freestyle Mania" featuring the truck "Grave Digger" at Colonial Life Arena, April 10-11. The truck is decorated with vibrant graphics, including a ghostly figure, and large BKT tires are visible.

ALT Concert poster for the "Cash Money & No Limit Tour" featuring two Birdman and Master P wearing sunglasses and jewelry against a dark background. Text highlights the word "TONIGHT" in large letters, with details about the event occurring on October 10 at 8 PM.

ALT A promotional poster for the Cash Money & No Limit Tour featuring Birdman and and Master P wearing sunglasses and jewelry. The background includes logos for "Cash Money Records" and "No Limit Records." Text at the bottom reads "Tomorrow, Oct 10, Colonial Life Arena.

ALT Poster for The Red Clay Strays and Avery Anna at Colonial Life Arena on Saturday, January 23rd. The background features the five band members with "Grateful" written at the top. The bottom reads "Tour '27." The design includes a pattern of handwritten text.

ALT Image of a person standing on a rock against a clear blue sky, wearing a dark denim jacket and jeans. Bold white text on the left reads "TONIGHT." The bottom right corner has "Phil Wickham" and "October 8" written in white.