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Concert preview: Drive-By Truckers at Red Butte Garden

Founding member Patterson Hood talks about a busy, creatively fulfilling year

Faces in the Crowd

Becoming part of an iconic artwork turned two local musicians into John & Paul.

Concert Preview: Melvins at Metro Music Hall

Pioneering sludge-metal act keeps up the pace on their latest tour.

Concert preview: Drive-By Truckers at Red Butte Garden

Founding member Patterson Hood talks about a busy, creatively fulfilling year
If you look up the word "multitasker" in the dictionary, it wouldn't be much of a stretch to find Patterson Hood's picture smiling back at you.

Richard Tyler Epperson Fragmented Night Album Review

The now-uncommon experience of listening to a whole album benefits this new release.
When listening to a new album from an artist you enjoy, you want it to take you on a memorable adventure.

2025 Ogden Music Festival Preview

Cimafunk, Margo Cilker, Theoretical Blonde and more at the annual music celebration.
Many folks are out partying it up this weekend at Kilby Block Party, but there's still so much that summer has in store for the local music scene.

Kilby Block Party 6 local bands preview

LEVELOR, Josaleigh Pollett, Melancholy Club, Cardinal Bloom, Hurtado and more at the huge SLC music festival
Ushered in with the May Queen's sweet breeze comes Utah's premier alternative claim to fame: Kilby Block Party

Music Mailbag May '25

Riley H-P, Electric Outlaws and even more indie releases for the month of May.
Here are even more new local releases you'll want to get your hands on.

Local album reviews: David Lindes' Peace With a Lion and Von Masse's Coil

New collections by Utah artists bring the emotion to the musicality
This new work is about Lindes baring his wounds and moving towards healing

Music Mailbag April 2025

New music from Cera Gibson, Arsenic Addiction, Rachael Jenkins and Sunfish
Here are some new releases that you'll want to add to your library to welcome the spring vibes.

Behind the scenes at an EDM show

The technical crew is a key part of the audience experience.
Lighting and sound at electronic dance music (EDM) events are not just decorative—they're essentials.

Profile: Salt Lake DJ & Production School

Local business teaches aspiring artists the ropes of spinning, producing and more.
If you want to learn about DJing and music production, Salt Lake City DJ & Production School (SLDP) is the place to go.

Introduction to Ogden-based music artists

Dearth of Earth, floatinground, Sammy Brue, Earthworm, Citrus! and Hi Fi Murder amp up O-Town's music scene
Our hometowns have a way of shaping us and inspiring us in ways other things can't.

Standout Songs

Local musicians dish about their favorite original songs
"Plus, writing the parts for it and recording it as a group was a whole bunch of fun, we took a lot of inspiration from bands like Lamb Of God and Slipknot."

Music Mailbag March 2025

New music from Shaking Paper, The Plastic Cherries and more
As we press further into the year, the releases just keep coming. Here are some fresh tracks from excellent locals that you'll want to add to your library ASAP.

Concert Preview: 2025 Get Lucky EDM festival at The Great Saltair

Local DJs take the opportunity to show their stuff at this major festival event.
St. Patrick's Day has become synonymous with festivities where everyone embraces a bit of the luck of the Irish—whether it's in your ancestry or not.

Utah Arts Alliance's KUAA 99.9 FM radio programming

Local radio station facilitates musical discovery and a sense of community.
It's sad to see the radio die—well, "traditional" radio, anyway.

Music Mailbag February 2025

New music from Josaleigh Pollett, Whisperhawk and Reaper The Storyteller
what better way to assuage feelings of sadness and/or frustration than to listen to some great new releases from locals?

Our favorite love songs

For Valentine's Day, our writers share the songs they think best capture romance.
How does one even begin to try to choose a favorite love song?

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