UpDate - Vol. 12, No. 7, Page 2                                
October 15, 1992                                               
Kathy Mattea concert Nov. 14                                   
                                                               
     Kathy Mattea, one of country music's most popular singers, along
with rising star Hal Ketchum, will appear at the Bob Carpenter Center
for one performance only, at 8 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 14.              
     Tickets are on sale weekdays from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. at the Bob      
Carpenter Center box office, and will be available from 10 a.m.-4    
p.m., Thursday, Oct. 15, in the East Lounge of the Perkins Student   
Center. Tickets also are on sale through Ticketmaster at 984-2000 or 
(215) 336-2000.                                                      
     All seats are $19.50, and there is a service charge of $1.50 for
the general public at the Carpenter Center.  There is no service     
charge with a U.D. I.D.                                              
     Mattea's career began with her debut album, Kathy Mattea, which 
demonstrated her uncommon power and range. This was followed by her  
1985 successful interpretation on Nanci Griffith's "Love At The Five 
and Dime," which became one of four Top 10 hits, including "You're the        
Power," "Train of Memories" and the title song from Walk The Way The 
Wind Blows.                                                          
     Mattea's success continued with the 1987 release of Untasted       
Honey.                                                               
     In 1989, her album Willow In The Wind contained three memorable 
number-one hits: "Come From The Heart," "Burnin' Old Memories" and   
"She Came From Fort Worth."                                          
     The West Virginian's string of success prompted the production of        
Kathy Mattea: A Collection of Hits in 1990. The album is now gold.   
     Hal Ketchum, Mattea's guest star, established himself as one of 
country's rising stars in 1991 with the excellent response to his    
debut album, Past The Point of Rescue.                               
     His latest album is Sure Love.