Friday’s rooftop concert in Provo featuring the Moth and The Flame, and opened by Coral Bones and the Brocks was the first once since students returned to school for fall semester, and they showed up in droves. Before The Moth and The Flame started playing, the two top levels of the parking garage that serves […]
Haley Madison | Blog Editor | @haleyshantelle I make bad decisions. Often I make bad decisions regarding food. My impulse led me one morning to a 7-Eleven where the morning light glared on the giant appliqué on the window advertising the franchise exclusive “Doritos LOADED” and I knew that despite the 9 o’clock hour, it […]
You’ve probably heard time and time again not to listen to music while you’re studying. Or you’ve heard to listen to the same music every time you study to help you remember the things you have learned before. Now that we are back in school, the part-time job of studying resumes. According to recent research […]
On July 28 Lay’s released their 4 finalist flavors for their “Do Us a Flavor” campaign. Potato chip fans from across the country entered their flavor ideas and the finalists: Cappuccino, Kettle Cooked Wasabi Ginger, Cheddar Bacon Mac & Cheese and Wavy Mango Salsa were put into production. You can test the flavors, go online […]
You’d think it was a steamy Saturday night at the Apollo Theater. Charles Bradley and the Extraordinaires blasted a hole through the fabric of time and took Pioneer Park back to the 1960s/70s on Thursday night, July 24, at the third installment of the Twilight Concert Series in Salt Lake City. From the look, feel […]
Week two of Salt Lake City’s annual Twilight concert series and things are ramping up. July 17’s concert featured indie-rock band TV on the Radio as headliners and Twin Shadow as opener. The lines to get in were much more manageable this time around, what with the additional entrance. The sweet summer evening atmosphere of […]
It all started with the hot smell of asphalt and beer. The second annual Country Explosion 4-day music festival was held at the Deseret Peak Complex in Tooele July 17-20. As we drove in to the Complex on Friday the 18th there were areas for RVs or tents for those who wanted to experience the […]
Salt Lake City’s annual Twilight concert series is back. The gang of food trucks rolled in and circled like Hell’s Angels, the adult beverage tents stocked with beer and wine, and the army of port-a-potties stood like soldiers awaiting their duty. The gaggle of Salt Lakers swarmed in through the one main entrance*, a steady […]
Some may think that the food truck trend will soon go out of style but as far as I could see on Friday night, the culture is as strong as ever. Following in Provo’s footsteps, Orem has started a “food truck round-up” on a weekly basis. The first weeks were held in a parking lot […]
Fitz and the Tantrums are like six shots of espresso, right to the heart. For those unfamiliar with this band, they combine neo-soul and indie pop into 90 minutes of spunky, dance-inducing, heart-thumping, uplifting music. On June 30 they played a sold-out show at Red Butte Gardens. Their setlist came from two studio albums: Pickin’ […]