Linley to appear during April 19 Extreme football game

'Hannah Montana' actor to hold court at Bloomington's Coliseum

Font Size:
Default font size
Larger font size

buy this photo Cody Linley, who stars as Jake Ryan on the hit TV show "Hannah Montana," will appear April 19 at the Bloomington Extreme’s indoor football game in the U.S. Cellular Coliseum, Bloomington.

BLOOMINGTON - The "Hannah Montana" invasion of Central Illinois continues apace, this time via one of the hit Disney Channel show's supporting players.

Cody Linley, who stars as Jake Ryan on the series, has been announced for a personal appearance April 19 at the Bloomington Extreme's indoor football game at the U.S. Cellular Coliseum.

Linley is scheduled to go one-on-one with his fans by signing autographs and making himself available for photo opportunities prior to the Extreme's clash with Omaha at 6 p.m.

Linley, 17, will hold court in the Coliseum's main concourse. The autographs are free with a ticket purchase to the game.

Those tickets range from $10 to $32 and are now on sale at the Coliseum box office by calling (866) 891-9992.

Also planned are a series of "meet-and-greet" contests, with details to be announced in the next few weeks.

To date, the Texas-born Linley has appeared on seven episodes of "Hannah Montana." His character of Jake Ryan is a famous actor who attends Miley Stewart's school and is voted "hottie of the year." Romantic complications with Stewart ensue.

Linley's other credits include supporting roles in the films "My Dog Skip" and "Miss Congeniality" and a starring role in the 2006 children's film "Hoot."

The young actor's Bloomington appearance comes in the wake of the highly hyped "Hannah Montana"/"Miley Cyrus Best of Both Worlds" 3-D concert film, still playing at Twin City cinemas, and last weekend's live Peoria Civic Center concert by the Jonas Brothers, who opened for Cyrus on her tour.

Print Email

/entertainment
 
Sponsored by:

Video: Travell Arrington tribute
Video: Travell Arrington tribute
About 50 people gathered early Thursday evening to remember Travell Arrington, 10, who died after being struck by semitrailer truck on Tuesday at a west-side truck stop.
4 Accused of Digging Up Bodies at Ill. Cemetary
4 Accused of Digging Up Bodies at Ill. Cemetary
Four cemetery workers have been charged with dismembering bodies after police found what they called 'startling and revolting' conditions at a historic cemetery near Chicago. (July 9)
Police: McNair Shot Dead in Sleep by Girlfriend
Police: McNair Shot Dead in Sleep by Girlfriend
Police in Nashville say former NFL quarterback Steve McNair was shot four times and killed by his girlfriend Sahel Kazemi, who then used the same gun to shoot herself in the head. (July 8)
What Happens to Jackson Mementos?
What Happens to Jackson Mementos?
With Michael Jackson's memorial service over, what will happen to all the gifts and flowers mourning fans have left behind at his family's house, his star on the Walk of Fame and Neverland Valley ranch. (July 8)
Obama: 'Not Too Soon' to Move on Health Care
Obama: 'Not Too Soon' to Move on Health Care
President Barack Obama says he recognizes the heavy price tag of revamping the health care system but that it would be much more costly to do nothing. (July 1)