Relive the Utah Concert Experience!
Gregory Alan Isakov • Josiah and the Bonnevilles • August 29, 2024 • Snow Park Amphitheater • Deer Valley
Reviewed and Photographed by Austin Dayton
This weekend indie-folk artist Gregory Alan Isakov brought his Appaloosa Bones Tour to Park City, Utah with special guest Josiah and the Bonnevilles. Gregory and his band delivered a phenomenal summer night concert at the open-air Snow Park Amphitheater and all in attendance seemed to be in agreeance.
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Train • REO Speedwagon • Yacht Rock Band • August 30, 2024 • Utah First Amphitheater
Reviewed and Photographed by Josilyn Wakkuri Lybbert
Train pulled into West Valley City for their Summer Road Trip 2024 Tour at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheater on August 29. They brought along Yacht Rock Revue and REO Speedwagon making for a night of fun music that spanned across the decades!
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Khruangbin • Peter Cat Recording Co. • August 24, 2024 • Granary Live
Reviewed and Photographed by Mark Daluz
There are only a few bands that truly scratch an itch in my brain, and Khruangbin. and Peter Cat Recording Co. do just that. Spending an evening with three psychedelic geniuses, paired with a band from India that delivers a seamlessly cohesive musical experience, was a treat I was going to savor.
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Pink Martini • August 27, 2024 • Red Butte Garden Amphitheater
Reviewed and Photographed by Austin Dayton
This last week, the musical group Pink Martini made their way to Salt Lake City, Utah to celebrate 30 years of music with all in attendance at Red Butte Garden. Those lucky enough to be in the crowd were treated to a lively and exciting multicultural night of music and dancing. As the clock stuck 7:00 and with no accompanying supporting group, Pink Martini, backlit with pink skies, made their way to the stage. Cheers and screams let the band know they were in the presence of fans.
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Lamb of God • Mastodon • Kerry King • Malevolence • August 27, 2024 • The Great Saltair
Reviewed and Photographed by Colton Kresser
Lamb of God and Mastodon embarked on their North American co-headliner, stopping at the Great Saltair in Salt Lake City on 8/27/24 to celebrate not only the release of both their albums (Ashes of The Wake – Lamb of God) – (Leviathan _ Mastodon) that were put out on the exact same day 20 years ago but that both bands are still taking the stage and giving it their all every single night just like they have for the past 20 years.
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Alex G • Julie • Cannibal Queen • August 21, 2024 • Gallivan Center
Reviewed and Photographed by Amelia Weyerstall
Under the SLC skyline in the heart of the city sits the Gallivan Center, the venue for the SLC Twilight Concert Series. Alex G was the headliner with Julie and Cannibal Queen as openers for the end-of-season sold-out show. This cozy venue nestled downtown felt so welcoming and warm, everyone was ecstatic to be there. While walking into the venue, people all around were scouting out for their perfect spot to see the stage. Some climbed to sit atop the bridge surrounded by grass, others sat on barricades and railings in between VIP and GA.
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The Marias • Automatic • Homephone • August 16, 2024 • Gallivan Center
Reviewed and Photographed by Mark Daluz
For everyone living in Salt Lake City, we all are aware of how hot this summer has been but one event truly sizzled: SLC Twilight. My first ever show for UCR was for Rina Sawayama, capping off last year’s remarkable summer lineup. This year’s lineup was nothing short of incredible, with performances from Laufey, Watchouse, Jungle, and The Marias. The plethora of talent made for an unforgettable summer. I was thrilled to cover The Marias capping off this summer’s SLC Twilight Concert Series.
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Shakey Graves • Atta Boy • August 19, 2024 • Red Butte Garden Amphitheater
Reviewed and Photographed by Austin Dayton
A sold-out crowd packed their way into Red Butte Garden this last Monday, August 19th, to spend their evening singing and dancing with folk-rock, singer-songwriter, Shakey Graves. The Salt Lake City crowd was treated to a high-energy yet personal show by the Austin city-based performer. One could not have asked for a better evening as all the stars seemed to align, the days of storming had just cleared up and set the stage for one of the best shows of the summer.
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St. Vincent • August 14 • Ogden Amphitheater
Reviewed and Photographed by Kevin Rolfe
Ogden Amphitheater transformed into a vibrant hub of eclectic sound and energy as St. Vincent took the stage for the Ogden Twilight Concert Series. Known for her avant-garde style and electrifying performances, St. Vincent, whose real name is Annie Clark, did not disappoint the eager crowd that had gathered to witness her live.
The atmosphere at the Ogden Amphitheater was charged with anticipation even before the show began. The Ogden Twilight Concert Series, which has become a staple in the local music scene, brought together fans of all ages, united by their love for innovative and genre-defying music. The amphitheater, with its intimate setting and excellent acoustics, provided the perfect backdrop for St. Vincent’s performance.
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Stray Cats • The Midnight Cowgirls • August 5, 2024 • Red Butte Garden Amphitheater
Reviewed and Photographed by Kevin Rolfe
On a warm summer evening, the setting of the Red Butte Garden Amphitheater was electrified by a night of Rockabilly and Country music. Stray Cats took the stage with support from The Midnight Cowgirls. The natural beauty of the amphitheater, nestled against the foothills with its lush gardens and panoramic views, provided a unique contrast to the high-energy performances that followed.