Localized: Baby Gurl

Localized: Baby Gurl

Photo: Gilbert Cisneros Urban Lounge is gonna get weird on Jan. 10. This month’s Localized features headliners Yaktooth, who are prepared to deliver their heavy-rock goulash, and Baby Gurl, a drums/bass two-piece bent on slamming out a grooving assault. Chaotic hardcore openers Die Off will pummel you, starting at 9 p.m. Localized, brought to you

David Ross Fetzer Foundation Kickoff @ Tower Theatre 12.17

David Ross Fetzer Foundation Kickoff @ Tower Theatre 12.17
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Tuesday night, Tower Theater overflowed in celebration of David Fetzer, a leading local actor/artist who was lost last year. … read more

Farewell Transmission: RIP Jason Molina

Farewell Transmission: RIP Jason Molina
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It’s an all-too-familiar story: A brilliant rock musician succumbs to addiction, the urge to pick up a bottle or a needle, and not put it down. Those are some of the oft-romanticized rock creation/destruction myths. Rock music history is a stockpile, a wrecking yard littered with them. One of the latest casualties, March 16 of this year, was Jason Molina of the bands Songs: Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co, from organ failure due to alcoholism. … read more

Localized: Fossil Arms

Localized: Fossil Arms
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On Friday, Dec. 13, come to Urban Lounge for the warm, emotionally sophisticated dark pop of The Circulars, and get wrecked by Fossil Arms’ articulation of what tape hiss sounds like choking on glass—during shock treatment. Alexander Ortega, of Filth Lords and Editorial Assistant at SLUG, is the opener. Localized is hosted by Ischa B.,

Jed’s Barber Shop Movember Gala @ SLC Photo Collective 11.30

Jed’s Barber Shop Movember Gala @ SLC Photo Collective 11.30
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Jed Beal, the owner of Jed’s Barber Shop, a passionate supporter of the Movember Movement and the driving force behind the gala, took up the mic and said a few words about Movember and what it really means. … read more

Spamalot! @ The Egyptian Theatre 11.29

Spamalot! @ The Egyptian Theatre 11.29
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The great thing about Spamalot! is that it knows from the very start that it’s a Broadway play. While a lot of the performance sticks to the main plot of the film Monty Python and the Holy Grail—the Knights Who Say Ni are present, as well as Not Dead Fred, who has his own number—it differs in a few ways.  … read more

The Collective Effect: Impact Hub’s Crowd Funding Launch Party 11.14

The Collective Effect: Impact Hub’s Crowd Funding Launch Party 11.14
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Impact Hub is a web of exceptional city folk who relish in the idea of working close to other individuals in their community from widely varying fields.  … read more

Salt Lake Welcomes the Winter Market

Salt Lake Welcomes the Winter Market
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Last winter the Downtown Salt Lake City Farmers Market held pop-up markets as a solution to the winter funk. They were enjoyable monthly events held at various places downtown where you could stock up on local goodies and get your food truck fix, but the strong demand for a year-round market warranted a better solution: The Winter Farmers Market at the Rio Grande Depot. … read more

Be the Change: Help Mothers Without Borders Aid African Orphans

Be the Change: Help Mothers Without Borders Aid African Orphans
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November 15–16, Mothers Without Borders will provide a charitable opportunity by hosting “Be the Change,” its 8th annual fundraising boutique featuring a variety of hand-made African and American crafts for sale.  … read more

The Lucky 13 Challenge: Hopscotch Outreach Arts Foundation Meats Its Fate

The Lucky 13 Challenge: Hopscotch Outreach Arts Foundation Meats Its...
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Ten burgers, mammoth beef towers the size of a human head, were carried gingerly on trays to our table at the bar and grill, Lucky 13. Last Wednesday evening this moment marked the beginning of the Lucky 13 Challenge, which had begun for five members of Hopscotch Outreach Arts Foundation, a new non-profit organization that empowers at-risk and underprivileged youth by harnessing their creative spirit in music, art, dance and film.  … read more