It makes perfect sense for They Might Be Giants to play two gigs in Salt Lake City--a 21-plus show at The Depot followed by an all-ages performance at Murray Theater.

Just a few weeks ago, Deer Tick stopped through town—a band whose detractors lament their audacity to approximate some type of country sound despite a background loosely tied to indie rock.

Jeremiah James didn’t design it this way. He picked up a guitar in his mid-20s and tapped into a natural talent without plans to cash in on a new generation of ...

Monsters of Folk might be the current supergroup of note, but Works Progress Administration boasts an equally impressive lineup...

If Adult Swim seems like an odd fit for a metal bill, well, it is. But, the cable channel is known for its somewhat unconventional and bizarre programming (foul-mouthed cartoon milkshake anyone?)...

Brother Ali, Toki Wright and Evidence exude confidence without arrogance. Trading rhymes in the round in leadup to their current Fresh Air tour, the Minneapolis emcees display more courage than bravado...

Love him or hate him, gossip blogger extraordinaire Perez Hilton has an admirable passion for music--and he's using his self-made celebrity to promote his favorite artists.

Mike Sasich has done it again. The Utahbased musician/engineer is responsible for cranking out some of the tightest local albums in recent memory including works by Andale!, Bronco and The Rubes. This time, Sasich lent his golden touch to Salt Lake City garage-punk rockers The.

As most rising indie bands can attest, the Internet is a double-edged sword. It giveth and it taketh away with knee-jerk zeal. Take Wavves, for example, a San Diego-based lo-fi, fuzzed-out pop group touted as the Next Big Thing before great expectations and an exhaustive tour schedule led to a very public meltdown in Europe.

Booker T. Jones was looking to rock when he stumbled on the Drive-By Truckers at South by Southwest two years ago.