Localized: Nate Holland

Localized: Nate Holland
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Nate Holland has been a staple of SLC’s electronic scene since the glory days of our beloved W Lounge. Since then, he has continued mastering his craft. Over the past year, you could find Holland at local favorites Tinwell Bar, Urban Lounge and Club Elevate, or making a tent of festival-goers trip out at Lunar Transit. … read more

Judge Return to SLC

Judge Return to SLC
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An accomplished musician, yogi and spokesperson for all things positive, Porcell’s (arguably) most infamous band, Judge, returns to Salt Lake City for the first time in roughly 30 years, set on bringin’ it down as only they know how. … read more

CLIF Bar & Company: Combating Climate Change with Live Concerts in the Snowbird Aerial Tram

CLIF Bar & Company: Combating Climate Change with Live Concerts...
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CLIF GreenNotes (CGN), a program of CLIF Bar & Company, recently launched a mini concert series inside the Snowbird aerial tram called Frontside Sessions—a music-drive campaign to tackle one of the most pressing issues of our time: climate change. … read more

Prodigal Son: Howard Jones Returns to Park City for Five-Night Residency

Prodigal Son: Howard Jones Returns to Park City for Five-Night...
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“It’s like you suddenly realize, ‘Oh right, there’s only one of me and no one else can do what I do. So, go and do it confidently.’ I think that’s something that comes from being around for a while because you’ve seen a lot of things come and go, but you’re still there.” -Howard Jones … read more

Localized: Cupidcome

Localized: Cupidcome
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Cupidcome are a band unlike anything else in Utah, and as such are difficult to accurately describe to the uninitiated. The five-piece band blends psych-tinged textures and reverb-laden drum machines with profound yet lighthearted lyrics. … read more

Localized: No Sun

Localized: No Sun
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By Salt Lake standards, No Sun is an interesting and refreshing band. In a small-market city lucky enough to be saturated with great bands, No Sun offers a unique blend of dreamy textures, which set the backdrop for emotive vocals and songs that break into spiraling, whimsical riffs. … read more

Want to support your scene and your cause? The Crook & the Bluff present This Machine Kills Fascists

Want to support your scene and your cause? The Crook...
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Where will you be on Jan. 20, 2018, the one-year anniversary of Inauguration Day 2017? Hopefully, at the Urban Lounge at 8 p.m. with local psychedelic rock band Crook & The Bluff, who are rallying to host a protest concert titled This Machine Kills Fascists. … read more

Playing Their Roles: Slaine vs Termanology

Playing Their Roles: Slaine vs Termanology
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Slaine vs Termanology hit The Urban Lounge, on Wednesday, November 15 to promote their October release, Anti-Hero, with a tour of the same moniker. … read more

Localized: Comedy Showcase

Localized: Comedy Showcase
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Now that the holidays are behind us, SLUG Localized brings stand-up comedy back to the stage to cure the holiday hangover with a heaping dose of hilarity. … read more

Big Lo: From the Dinner Table to the Cypher and Back

Big Lo: From the Dinner Table to the Cypher and...
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Big Lo paints pictures with words in a style that is ‘The South meets New York’ over boom bap-style beats. “He’s what Skyzoo would be if Skyzoo was from the south,” promoter Gage Luce explained. … read more

Localized: Darklord

Localized: Darklord
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SLC’s Darklord adhere to their namesake with both sound and imagery, bringing a grim wave of ambience with crawling guitar riffs that match their live, hammer-horror theatrics. … read more

Localized: Exes

Localized: Exes
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With a fully vitalized lineup, EXES released their ferocity in their self-titled EP, which consisted of the three remaining tracks from full-length. … read more