Lady Lamb opens up the night to the crowd of ski bums and travelers from a far off land called Salt Lake City. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Park City Live proves to be a worthy host to such talented acts like Lady Lamb and The Tallest Man on Earth. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb needs no band to accompany her, as her sound is glorious in its own right. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Park City Live is always fully stocked to provide patrons with their drink of choice. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb closes her eyes and basks in the limelight while wooing the crowd on Tuesday night. Photo: Talyn Sherer
A lonely beer sits at the bar and watches the show realizing its taste has become outdated by newer craft beers. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb looks over the crowd in wonder as they perk up their ears to hear her sound. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Backstage, the lights become cooler as a new mood sets over the crowd. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The high-tech soundboard backstage awaits its controller to fiddle with its knobs and buttons. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Scattered throughout the venue are the screens that display the headlining act the crowd is so eager to see. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb was a breath of fresh air, as her performance was the perfect opening act for The Tallest Man on Earth. Photo: Talyn Sherer
A saxophone rests onstage, patiently waiting for its chance to be played. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb is a musician of few words, yet her music speaks for itself. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The fiery red lights reflect off the crowd as they watch Lady Lamb perform with complete silence. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Lady Lamb winds down her set for the night as the crowd watches her every move. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The entrance to the stage is decorated with stickers and a G-Love signature many people don’t get to see. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The Tallest Man on Earth takes the stage and wastes no time getting the crowd pumped. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The Tallest Man on Earth gives his vocal performance everything he’s got. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth can’t believe how amazing Park City really is. Photo: Talyn Sherer
One of the most unique sounds to grace the Park City Live stage came from the folk rock artist The Tallest Man on Earth. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The Tallest Man on Earth made their debut performance in Park City after having traveled through the states from the East Coast to the West. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The touring drummer for The Tallest Man on Earth really made sure his performance was spot on throughout the night. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth gets framed in the crowd. Photo: Talyn Sherer
As if the spotlight was made just for him, Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth has no trouble performing under its shine. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth gives a look of amazement as the crowd cheers and sings along with every song. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Deciding to practice his dance moves on stage, Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth gets his groove on as the music takes over. Photo: Talyn Sherer
Kristian Matsson of The Tallest Man on Earth made sure Park City would know his name and that of the band that he has created. Photo: Talyn Sherer
The Tallest Man on Earth may not truly be exceptional in height, but his sound came as though it was projected from the highest altitude on the planet. His first performance in Park City was a refreshing experience, as he described his love for the mountains, the people and everything Utah. Fans got to enjoy the indie-folk sounds of Lady Lamb as she opened up the night with a solo performance that was without the need of any additional instruments. Her voice and a guitar were well-equipped to capture the attention of the crowd and keep them hooked through her 45-minute set. The Tallest Man on Earth headlined the night while the crowd, both drunk and sober, got their folk-rock on. Midway through the performance a couple of fans got in a screaming “Fuck You!” battle that didn’t faze Kristian Matsson as he grabbed his acoustic guitar and tried to settle the tension in the room. His charm was infectious as the crowd paid no attention to the drunken outbursts of a few unwelcome guests and instead turned their attention to the stage where The Tallest Man on Earth brought us back to our roots and gave us that good old mountainous sound we have been desperately craving at Park City Live.
