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Jorts, Jams, and July Heat: Caamp in Salt Lake City

Jorts, Jams, and July Heat: Caamp in Salt Lake City

Matisse McMullin August 1, 2025

There is no better way to celebrate Pie and Beer Day than a Caamp concert. On Thursday night, the American folk band took the stage at Granary Live in Salt Lake City, delivering a performance that made...

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The Rise of Devo

The Rise of Devo

Lauren Smith July 21, 2025

Origins: Over the early 1950s and 60s, the United States was a catalyst for various revolutions and human rights movements. The Civil Rights Movement, Anti-War Movement, Gay Rights Movement, Migrant Worker...

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TITS OUT TOUR: Kesha is Here to Stay

TITS OUT TOUR: Kesha is Here to Stay

Lily Rutherford July 5, 2025

On July 1st, 2025, Kesha kicked off her “Tits Out Tour” here in Salt Lake City at the Utah First Amphitheatre, supported by Slayyyter and the Scissor Sisters. Utah, no doubt, showed...

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Electric Revival is Bringing People Together Through Music

Electric Revival is Bringing People Together Through Music

Lily Rutherford July 2, 2025

With the drop of their headliner happening the day before the show, Electric Revival knows how to build hype. K-UTE road-tripped down to Orem to check out the fest and experience a...

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Beats Per Minute: On The Road, Again. Or Should I Say, The Trail?

Beats Per Minute: On The Road, Again. Or Should I Say, The Trail?

Laney Hansen June 18, 2025

Summertime is the season for trail running. Now that training is over and classes are on pause, runners, like me, get the opportunity to waltz in the mountainous terrain and take in the fresh air. ...

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Aggressive Audio Raises the Bar for Local Studio Recording

Aggressive Audio Raises the Bar for Local Studio Recording

Lauren Smith, Staff Writer June 16, 2025

Local Salt Lake City audio engineer Flip Twogood started recording out of necessity. His band, Acacia Ridge, had gone to a studio and spent $2,000 to record four songs. When they got the songs back, they...

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Kilby Block Party 2025: George Clanton and TV Girl are Weird

Kilby Block Party 2025: George Clanton and TV Girl are Weird

Elizabeth Griffee, Staff Writer June 12, 2025

Virginia-based musician George Clanton was one of the larger artists playing Kilby Block Party 2025, but his Lake Stage set was scheduled for an early afternoon spot. This did not stop the renowned producer...

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Peter McPoland is Throwing a Party of His Own

Peter McPoland is Throwing a Party of His Own

Michaela Blades May 24, 2025

As a long-time fan of Peter McPoland, I was ecstatic at the opportunity to interview him before his Friday afternoon set at Kilby Block Party. With no tour or release announced, the festival was a one-off...

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Sitting Down with Alix Page: On “Bug”, Songwriting, and Springsteen

Sitting Down with Alix Page: On “Bug”, Songwriting, and Springsteen

Michaela Blades May 22, 2025

Alix Page’s second headline tour stopped at Kilby Court on May 6, 2025. The “Bug Tour” is named after the most recent release from Page, her third EP titled “Bug.” I asked...

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Josaleigh Pollett: From Tic Tacs and Garage Band to the Kilby Block Party Stage

Josaleigh Pollett: From Tic Tacs and Garage Band to the Kilby Block Party Stage

Laney Hansen May 22, 2025

“Happy Kilby Block Party! It’s better than Christmas.” Josaleigh Pollett and their band–Julie Boswell, Andrew Goldring, Jordan Watko and Ken Vallejos–opened the stage for Kilby...

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Over Under: World’s Greatest Corndogs

Over Under: World’s Greatest Corndogs

Laney Hansen May 22, 2025

“We’ve been playing together forever,” Taylor Gwynn said. “ … It’s like so a part of the routine at this point that it’s like, I don’t even know what life would be like...

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Poolhouse: And No, They’re Not The Backseat Lovers

Poolhouse: And No, They’re Not The Backseat Lovers

Laney Hansen May 22, 2025

Playing their set in the pouring rain, Poolhouse’s performance reminded me of the 2000s Disney era of Camp Rock and The Jonas Brothers. From their matching suits to the kicking of guitars,...

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