The Black Crowes are going on indefinite hiatus at the end of their current tour, and if these are the band's final days together, they're making them count.
"It's been a long night in Salt Lake too," sang John Mayer last night at USANA Amphitheatre, but fans would argue it wasn't long enough.
Wrapping up August we have a couple releases to talk about that flew under the radar, so to speak.
Find yourself with a hole in your social calendar Saturday night? Find religion with a free show by roots-rocker Chuck Prophet.
If the sly and spry Alejandro Escovedo proved anything with his raucous show Tuesday night, it's that age ain't nothing but a number.
The funk pioneers managed to turn their sold-out Deer Valley gig into a steamy dance party, despite the lily-white ski resort environs.
Anyone who knows me knows I never get enough of John Doe, whether we're talking his solo material or that of his pioneering punk band, X.
After a week of nothing we dive back into local releases with four brand new albums over the next two days.
For those who missed last night's free concert, it was a big one (literally). Fan's of Big Boi from the dynamic hip-hop duo Outkast, as well as fans of electro-funk Chromeo, shuffled in by the thousands.