Music
Local Music Review: Fiig — Sirens
In summary, I think Fiig has a ton of potential, however I think they could use some work making sure they’re keeping things fresh throughout an album. … read more
The Art of Dedication: A Conversation with Mirah
Dedication, the first Mirah album in 8 years, feels less like a comeback than another chapter in an ongoing conversation she’s been having with us for decades. … read more
Local Review: Joshua’s Opera — ACT 1: PRODIGAL
Joshua’s Opera’s latest EP, ACT 1: PRODIGAL, is a politically charged display of garage-infused folk rock with an urgent message and a delicious delivery. … read more
Local Review: Josaleigh Pollett + Crowd Shy — If I...
Wrapped in the soft sadness of nostalgia, If I Let It Quiet by Josaleigh Pollett is what you’ll find deeper inside yourself as you keep exploring. … read more
Local Review: Portal to the God Damn Blood Dimension –...
Diluvium Cantos is a jaw-dropping, rule-breaking album. It spits brutal words and powerful rhythms without apology. Portal to the God Damn Blood Dimension is here to tell their story — no matter how unconventional it may be. … read more
Review: Rowena Wise — Bad Things Feel Good*
Rowena Wise returns with her second record, Bad Things Feel Good*. The album maintains and grows her style from her previous Senseless Acts of Beauty. … read more
Little Moon @ Bell Hall 08.08.2026
Little Moon was stripped down, playful and personal. Without an overly produced stage to hide behind, the emotional weight of the music was impossible to miss. … read more
Concert | Music | Show Reviews
Local Review: Sego — Direct to DVD
From the moment Direct to DVD opens, Sego weirds the indie rock formula with quirky experimentation as Spencer Petersen’s gravelly voice phases in and out. … read more
Local Review: The Wildfires – Long Division
Long Division thrives in a way that is simultaneously expansive and isolating, finding natural beauty in echoes, unresolved tension and the hope of rekindling. … read more
Local Review: Daniel Young — Another Golden Hour
If you’re looking for a folk album to hit the road with this summer, Another Golden Hour is packed with sunny, upbeat, twangy tunes and soft melodies. … read more
Local Review: Bly Wallentine — mazerati bankrupt
Mazerati bankrupt reflects on the technological system of our society and how it has impacted our relationship with love — for others and the self. … read more
The Legendary Herbie Hancock brings six decades of experimental jazz...
Experience a living legend when Herbie Hancock brings his tour to the Red Butte Garden Amphitheatre on Thursday, August 13. … read more
