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Eyes of Eva Feature

Local rock band brings witchy energy and gothic vibes

Roundup of SLC Rock Bands

Boyfriend Sushi Town, Homestyle Dinner Rolls, Del Perro, Slick Daddies, Stephen's Dead at Last

Music Mailbag November 2024

New releases from Ambedo, Die Shiny, Racist Kramer, Bennyjeans, Aeon August

Eyes of Eva Feature

Local rock band brings witchy energy and gothic vibes
It takes time to find people who click artistically, have the same vision and are willing to put in the required work to bring that vision to fruition.

Roundup of SLC pop bands

Bobo, Daytime Lover, Addison Grace, Choir Boy, iDKHOW, Staycation
Here are some local pop artists you need to check out if you enjoy the genre.

Local Music Playlist Spotlight October

Local songs to add to your playlists
Here are a handful of songs from locals that you'll most definitely listen to over and over once you add them to your current mixes.

The Last Gatsby new song release

SLC band returns with "Life Lessons" as both a new single and a mission.
It's inevitable that at one point or another, we become complacent in life and go through the motions without another thought.

Music Mailbag October 2024 Part 2

Music from No Such Animal, Belle & The Blackbird, Duncan Lutz, Pdubba-U, Eyes of Eva
No Such Animal is a young band that crafts incredible rock tunes beyond their age.

The Beehive music venue profile

There's nothing scary about the artist-oriented mission and DIY vibe of this community space.
The moon—a striking glitch within a picturesque black sky—no longer serves as your singular guiding light on Halloween or other dark, cold nights.

New local music releases from Cardinal Bloom, Frick. and OrcaMind

Music Mailbag Oct '24
We're saying goodbye to summer, but that doesn't mean saying goodbye to new releases from our favorite local artists.

Local musicians share their summer 2024 highlights

Memories from the Alpines, Scott Lippitt, Loom, Lisa & the Missing Pieces, Ideal Horizon
We've leveled up in venues, performances, and material, and are rocking a solid 3-hour set of original tunes with a complete DIY setup.

Event Preview: Equinox: Melon Nights

Burner culture and local agriculture combine for Palestinian aid and hunger relief.
People worldwide are using watermelon images to support a ceasefire in Gaza.

Concert Preview: Embrace the Void fundraiser

EDM promoters BLAQ VOID channel their community-building into support for accessible healthcare.
Their love for our city pushed them to build something here, despite the challenges and taboos.

Album Review: Emily Hicks' Weird Wild Wonderful

Delivering a musically and emotionally diverse collection of songs
SLC singer/songwriter Emily Hicks has been hard at work on her debut album, and listeners can finally take a dive into the work Friday, Sept. 6.

Songs that name-check Utah

Five classic tunes in the tradition of highlighting specific geography
Stephen Foster more or less started the trend in the mid-1800s when he wrote that famous lyric that began, "I come from Alabama with my banjo on my knee / I'm goin' to Louisiana my true love for to see."

Grid City Music Festival preview

Music, artisans, beer and more across multiple South Salt Lake venues
f you're a lover of local art, music and delicious brews, boy do we have great news for you.

Music Mailbag Aug 2024

New music by Lisa and the Missing Pieces, Sydney Rian, Die Shiny, Cardinal Bloom, Pdubba-U
"We love what we do. We love how music can make the world better and connect people," said Lisa Menninger, frontwoman for Lisa and the Missing Pieces.

Das Energi Festival preview

V2 Presents bring the EDM values to the Great Saltair
The largest and most anticipated electronic dance music (EDM) event in Utah, hands down, is Das Energi.

Cam Gallagher & The Tasty Soul music feature

Nashville-based band remembers their local roots as they keep pushing their craft.
There are times when you outgrow your hometown and move away to bigger and better things, but it's always good to come back to where it all began.

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