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Review: 'Somebody Told Me' Brandon Flowers Has Still Got It • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Brandon Flowers performed at the Red Butte Garden & Arboretum Outdoor Concert Series on September 11, a last minute addition to its sprawling just-wrapped schedule. And considering he dropped a solo album only the month before — Thrasher, his most countrified stab yet — tickets disappeared immediately. It followed a two-night sold out run just weeks before at The State Room. A new album, a new genre, deep roots in Utah: all of it reached fever pitch exceptionally quickly. To add to that, at leas
Review: Bonnie Raitt Gives Utah Something to Talk About • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Bonnie Raitt performed at the Red Butte Garden & Arboretum Outdoor Concert Series on September 9, one of the final — and most highly anticipated — concerts of the sprawling season. Despite quite literally losing her breath midsong on account of the state’s altitude, the 76-years-young singer-guitarist more than delivered on all promises the sold-out audience had for her, offering up some of her greatest hits throughout the evening. We heard “Nick of Time,” “Thing Called Love,” and even “I Can’t
Review: Ray Lamontagne • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Ray Lamontagne performed at the Red Butte Garden & Arboretum Outdoor Concert Series on August 23, 2026, part of his Trouble 20th Anniversary Tour. The Weather Station opened. Those gathered to cheer at Lamontagne’s feet were doubly happy to see him arrive in Salt Lake this time around: last year’s concert was postponed until this past August. The wait was extra long, but worth it, too. The evening celebrated over two decades of what still counts as the singer’s greatest album, front to back (Tro
Concert Triple Threat: Thee Sacred Souls + La Lom + The Womack Sisters • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Thee Sacred Souls, La Lom, and The Womack Sisters played at The Union Event Center in Salt Lake City on August 18, 2026. For my money, this concert was the strongest bill of the entire summer. While Thee Sacred Souls got top billing, both bands it had along for the ride could have easily headlined in their place. It also meant an exceptionally early start: many missed The Womack Sisters short thirtyish minute set because they started promptly at 6pm. As the granddaughters of soul legend Sam Cook
Jesse Welles' Protest Songs are Funny, Satirical, and Necessary • Salt Lake Magazine (opens the original)
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Jesse Welles and Ratboys played at Red Butte Garden and Arboretum on August 14, 2026, one of the most highly-anticipated concerts in the university’s entire season. It takes seeing a concert put on by a couple of out-of-towners — a twangy protest singer from Arkansas and an outspoken Chicago rock band — to realize political views have shifted wildly in the past couple of years alone. So has Welles’ musical direction. While he’s played guitar and crafted songs ever since he was a boy, he started
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