Arts & Culture

Review: Paul Cauthen Country Coming Down Tour 

Paul Cauthen greeted a packed house at The Union Event Center on Friday night by flipping-off his critics who doubted he’d make any money with his “uptown country” style. He started his...

All In The Family: Dayne’s Music

Founded when suppliers delivered wares in wagons and folks routinely paid bills with sacks of flour or heads of cattle, few Utah businesses can boast 100 years or more of survival. Those...

Album Review: Dawes’ ‘Misadventures of Doomscroller’

If you want to know how the current Dawes album, “Misadventures of Doomscroller,’ is different from the band’s previous seven albums, think about comparing Frank Zappa to the Rolling Stones or R.E.M. “I...

Review: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ at the Eccles

Dear Evan Hansen opened Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023, in Salt Lake City, at the Eccles Theater, to a sold-out crowd eagerly awaiting one of the most highly lauded musicals of Broadway at...

Interview: Andy Frasco grows up for his liver

Could it be that Andy Frasco is maturing? He’s returning to touring this winter, and fans can expect Andy Frasco & The U.N. to still bring the party on stage (or somewhere...

Legends Never Die: 30th Anniversary of The Sandlot

I followed them to the sandlot once after school. I’d never seen any place like it. It was like their own little baseball kingdom or something. It was the greatest place I’d...

Preview: ‘Dear Evan Hansen’ at the Eccles

Dear Evan Hansen, opening Tuesday, Feb. 28, 2023, at the Eccles Theater, in Salt Lake City, brings to the stage—in text and tone — the crushing isolation of a nerdy teenager, trapped...

Preview: Paul Cauthen Country Coming Down Tour 

“I was driving tractors before it got sexy. Real cowboys don’t rock to Kenny Chesney,” according to Paul Cauthen, a musician who is bringing his Country Coming Down tour to The Union...

Review: Larkin Poe and Goodnight, Texas at The Commonwealth Room

Like so many bands traveling between Denver and Salt Lake in the winter, white-out conditions on I-80 forced Larkin Poe to cancel their January date at The Commonwealth Room. They returned to...

Review: The Lone Bellow Love Songs For Losers Tour w/ Tow’rs

The Lone Bellow graced the Commonwealth Room in Utah with its gospel-infused Americana and angelic three-part harmonies on Sunday, February 5th. The Nashville-based trio launched their 17-song set with “Wherever Your Heart...

Preview: The Lone Bellow Coming to Commonwealth

The Lone Bellow offered us a little teaser last summer when they opened for country-pop sensation Maren Morris at Red Butte Garden (she hand-selected them). That seven-song set whet our appetite for...

Sundance 2023 film review: Mutt

Mutt is a contemplative and heartfelt drama, following a young trans man throughout New York as he reconnects with family and a former lover.

Here Are The 2023 Sundance Film Festival Winners

The 2023 Sundance Film Festival jurors and audiences have voted and today the festival announced the 2023 award winners during an event at The Ray Theatre in Park City. Among the films...

Sundance 2023 Film Review: The Starling Girl

In the opening scene of The Starling Girl, 17-year-old Jem Starling, looks up at the sky and prays that people will see God through her and her actions. It’s a prayer of...

Sundance 2023 review: You Hurt My Feelings

Writer and director Nicole Holofcener has undoubtedly proven her talent, but her 2023 Sundance feature, You Hurt My Feelings, comes off frustrating, not funny.

Sundance 2023 review: The Eternal Memory

Meet Augusto Góngora: Chilean journalist who reported on corruption and violence during Augusto Pinochet’s presidency, father of two and husband of Paulina Urrutia Fernández, an actress, activist and former Minister of the...
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