POSTED // Jun 18,2013 - My date has one blue eye, doesn’t chew, smacks his lips and is selfish when it comes to food. So, why even bring him to Log Haven?

POSTED // Jun 13,2013 - It’s either beautifully brilliant or ridiculously irrelevant, and Joshua Tillman, aka Father John Misty, entertains both of these two not-mutually-exclusive viewpoints regarding whom he follows on Twitter.

POSTED // Jun 3,2013 - The Downtown Farmers Market turns 21 this year, so when market manager Kim Angeli-Selin says, “Fermentation is hot right now ...

POSTED // May 30,2013 - Michelle Tanner was at Pickin’ in the Pines, a bluegrass- and acoustic-music festival based in Flagstaff, Ariz., listening to Dan Kruger’s banjo, when she felt so moved that she decided to take action.

POSTED // May 1,2013 - A woman had fallen through the caving-in floor—that’s what we were told after the encore. The floor over the orchestra pit at the Bijou Theatre in Knoxville, Tenn., couldn’t stand the weight of the sweaty, spinning mosh

POSTED // Apr 25,2013 - When we book bands to play in our annual awards show—this year there are 22 bands in seven show-cases—we strive to match genres to make for a cohesive concert.

POSTED // Apr 18,2013 - “Holy shit, Joe McQueen is real,” thought Brad Wheeler when, years ago at an Ogden bar, he first met the saxophone player, who turns 94 this month.

POSTED // Apr 2,2013 - James Loomis’ approach at 2012’s DJ Spin-off was “to mix as tight and fast as possible, which is as risky as it gets, and to incorporate a bunch of my own music.”

POSTED // Mar 21,2013 - It’s the stuff of dreams, Imagine Dragon’s chart-soaring 2012 LP Night Visions. Based largely on the subconscious nonsense that comes during deep sleep, the album—and singles “It’s Time” and “Radioactive,”

POSTED // Mar 14,2013 - A new music discovery is one of the supreme joys of appreciating—really digging into—the art. Maybe you’ve heard of Neon Trees, King Niko, Max Pain & the Groovies, Tolchock Trio and others for the first time