Salt Lake City

Indie rock veterans Built to Spill are out on a spring/summer tour and their final stop is here in Salt Lake City at Urban Lounge. KRCL PresentsBuilt to SpillTues, Sept 1Details and tickets here

Deer Tick have announced their new album, Coin-O-Matic, and shared lead single “Mary Singletary.” With the record out June 5th via ATO, they’ve also revealed a run of North American tour dates covering summer and fall of 2026. They are headed to Salt Lake City's Urban Lounge on September 27. KRCL PresentsDeer Tickat Urban LoungeSunday, September 27Details and tix here

Soul singer Devon Gilfillian has a third album out and a tour to go with it. "Time Will Tell" is set to release on June 29 on Fantasy Records.  According to press materials, Time Will Tell finds “Gilfillian crafting a hybrid of the Philly soul he was raised on and the Nashville sounds he’s absorbed since moving there in 2013.”  KRCL PresentsDevon Gilfillianat The State RoomSaturday, October 3Tickets on sale Friday, May 15 from here.  

Robert Plant returns to Salt Lake City with Saving Grace and Rosie Flores on October 8, 2026 at the Abravanel Hall. Tickets on sale this Friday, June 12 from here. Robert Plant brings his acclaimed project Saving Grace to the stage for an unforgettable evening of roots-inspired music that bridges the past and present. Joined by vocalist Suzi Dian, guitarist Matt Worley, guitarist Tony Kelsey, drummer Oli Jefferson, and cellist Barney Morse-Brown, Plant explores a rich musical landscape shaped by

Just Announced! Grammy winning Austin guitarist Gary Clark Jr. is bringing his firey blend of blues, rock, soul and hip hop to the Eccles Theater this fall on October 14.Tickets go on sale this Friday, June 5 at 10am from here.   KRCL PresentsGary Clark Jrat The Eccles TheaterWed, October 14Details at tickets here.  

Phoebe Bridgers is coming to the Delta Center on Wed, October 21 with very special guest Alex G. Sign up for Official Artist Presale at PhoebeBridgers.com.Artist Presale starts Tues, June 9 at 10am from here.  Tickets go on sale to the general public on Friday, June 12 at 10am MT from here.  

Swedish singer-songwriter The Tallest Man On Earth aka Kristian Matsson is announcing a 2026 US fall tour and the song "Colors", his first new music in nearly three years. Plus, he's stopping in Salt Lake City. Recorded by Mattson in his home studio, the song whirls and swirls with his violin, guitar playing and signature croon. Yearning for the verdant inspiration of summer, head below to listen and watch the song's new video featuring handheld camera footage from Kristian and his crew on a rec