Authors: Gilbert Cisneros
Punk Rock Halloween 2013 @ The Salt Haus 11.1
Punk Rock Halloween tradition brought a night full of cover sets at the Salt Haus in SLC. … read more
100 Mile House, Michael Hoopes (Order of the Arrow), Son...
Locals gather at The Shank House in Provo for a house show. … read more
PEARS Play Kilby with Problem Daughter, Speak Uneasy, American Mouth
PEARS, New Orlean’s addition to the Fat Wreck Chords catalog, played a mid-week punk show at Kilby Court in Salt Lake City. American Mouth, one of Salt Lake’s newer punk bands, opened the night. They played a short set followed by Speak Uneasy and Problem Daughter. American Mouth started off the show with a
Problem Daughter Album Release @ The Underground with Pop Warner,...
Problem Daughter had their album release show for their newest release, Fits of Disorganized Boredom, at The Underground with Pop Warner, Wicked Bears and Wearing Thin. This was one of their first shows since they started recording their album last year. Locals have been waiting for their new release which is also being distributed through
The Sounds, Zipper Club, My Jerusalem @ In The Venue...
The Sounds kicked off their North American tour for the 10-year anniversary of Dying to Say This to You on Tuesday, Nov. 15 at In The Venue in Salt Lake City. The Swedish group was supported by acts My Jerusalem and Zipper Club. … read more
Me First and the Gimme Gimmes @ The Depot 05.06...
Punk rock supergroup/cover band Me First and the Gimme Gimmes stopped by The Depot in Salt Lake City with their current worldwide tour. They were supported by Together Pangea and Kid Congo and The Pink Monkey Birds. … read more
Rancid @ Rio Tinto 10.02 w/ Dropkick Murphys and The...
An eager crowed began to assemble along Rio Tinto Stadium to enter the U Of U Health Plaza, lining up early Saturday evening. … read more
Guy Harding: The Brains Behind The Brew
If you’ve been to Nobrow Coffee Werks or Publik Coffee Roasters, you may have noticed their dutiful baristas brewing your coffee with a machine that looks like it was pilfered from the lab of a mad scientist. Have no fear, citizens—you are merely gazing upon what could very well be the future of coffee brewing as we know it.
