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Pulled Together

A little initial friction didn't prevent the members of Gravity Castle from finding a creative collaboration.
by Erin Moore

Inside the Sound

Envelop turns a hot, hectic day into a chance for sonic repose.
by Erin Moore

Summer's Last Dance

Options to get your groove on before a chill is in the air.
by Erin Moore
Pulled Together
Pulled Together

Pulled Together

A little initial friction didn't prevent the members of Gravity Castle from finding a creative collaboration.
Artists like Provo-based duo Gravity Castle prove that there are exceptions to that norm.

By Erin Moore September 11, 2019

Dudes to the Back
Dudes to the Back

Dudes to the Back

An educational rant for guys who like music from a girl music editor.
I, a powerful, music-loving woman, watched Rundle, a powerful woman who plays music, from behind and between the shoulders of two tall men in front of me.

By Erin Moore August 21, 2019

Rockin' and Rustlin'
Rockin' and Rustlin'

Rockin' and Rustlin'

The headliners for Utah Beer Festival's after-parties know how to bring the good times.
At City Weekly's own Utah Beer Festival, you can enjoy a vast selection of beers and local music.

By Erin Moore August 14, 2019

From Busk Till Dawn
From Busk Till Dawn

From Busk Till Dawn

Busker Fest celebrates the vitality street performance brings to a city.
Buskers fill a city with a sound that's often as omnipresent as that of traffic—always distant or too-close, always around the corner, bouncing off the concrete and the buildings.

By Erin Moore August 7, 2019

Why Do We Karaoke?
Why Do We Karaoke?

Why Do We Karaoke?

I stopped into four very different SLC bars to see what I could find—which turned out to be a lot of questions about the solitude of the stage and the camaraderie of being part of the audience.

By Erin Moore July 31, 2019

A DJ's Present Is a Record's Past
A DJ's Present Is a Record's Past

A DJ's Present Is a Record's Past

The Caviar Club collective cover the history of plying the DJ's craft.
After playing music into the night at SLC bars and clubs, churning out hits for 9-to-5ers and youngsters, these friends gather at the small, grotto-ish bar and play their stuff.

By Erin Moore July 24, 2019

Mirror of Disco
Mirror of Disco

Mirror of Disco

Goldie & The Guise re-explore an orphaned musical genre through its queer roots.

It's not often that one finds a small, devoted band in 2019 churning out disco of all things, but that's exactly what we have here in Salt Lake City

By Erin Moore July 17, 2019

Happiness and Enthusiasm
Happiness and Enthusiasm

Happiness and Enthusiasm

Local rapper uMaNg brings skills and stories from a restless life.
"In Hindi and Urdu it means 'happiness or enthusiasm,' which is how I approach my passions,"

By Keith L. McDonald July 10, 2019

Dinner & a Show
Dinner & a Show

Dinner & a Show

A few local spots where you can sit back, relax and enjoy the music.
Low-key jams can be found at bars around the valley, where music lovers can tuck in and dine on anything from comforting bar fare to fancy fine plates.

By Erin Moore July 3, 2019

A Friendly Voice
A Friendly Voice

A Friendly Voice

Personal experience leads Utah's Alex Boyé to use his celebrity to support an important cause.
He's also part of the Utahns-who've-made-it community, with a career trajectory that seems to be pushing in a similar direction as Imagine Dragons or Neon Trees.

By Erin Moore June 26, 2019

Embracing Competence and Ignorance
Embracing Competence and Ignorance

Embracing Competence and Ignorance

The Nods release a ripping and ripe record.
"To be honest, The Nods is ... kind of going against psych and garage rock, that pool that unfortunately a lot of shit gets classified as," he says.

By Erin Moore June 19, 2019

10 Years of Tall Tales
10 Years of Tall Tales

10 Years of Tall Tales

Hectic Hobo celebrate an anniversary and new tunes.
The Salt Lake City-based folk-rocking, storytelling masters have moved and morphed to great degrees in their 10 years together.

By Erin Moore June 12, 2019

Whatever's Good
Whatever's Good

Whatever's Good

The Hollering Pines expand their sound to include new influences.
"I was really wanting to rock out a bit, and I was getting kind of tired of just playing acoustic music."

By Nic Renshaw June 5, 2019

Life is a Cabaret
Life is a Cabaret

Life is a Cabaret

Twilite Lounge offers an open-house alternative to Pride festivities.
It only makes sense then that their cabaret will welcome throngs of people during Pride week—the perfect time for a variety show.

By Erin Moore May 29, 2019

Rad Pride
Rad Pride

Rad Pride

A DIY Provo venue brings out its rebel spirit in support of the LGBTQ community.
While SLC Pride and its big, bright, loud parade and festival get most of the attention, communities like Provo have their very own schedule of festivities.

By Erin Moore May 22, 2019

Longing for Summer
Longing for Summer

Longing for Summer

Some much-anticipated highlights for this upcoming concert season.
With summer ready to turn the chartreuse of spring into the darker green of heat-laden leaves and lawns, our writers and editors in the music section here at City Weekly are just as ready to consider what music and events will soundtrack our journeys into summer.

By City Weekly Staff May 15, 2019

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