KRCL PRESENTS

KRCL Presents: Burning Spear at The Commonwealth Room June 10

Posted May 21st, 2026

Roots reggae legend and Grammy award-winning artist Burning Spear has been a seminal figure in the 1970s roots reggae movement. Burning Spear, whose given name is Winston Rodney just received a Lifetime and Master of Reggae and World Music Culture Award from the International Reggae and World Music Awards for his contributions to reggae music and global consciousness for 57 years.

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KRCL Local Spotlight: Daniel Young & the Rambling Roses at The State Room June 13

Posted May 20th, 2026

Local singer-songwriter, guitarist, drummer, sound engineer, and producer Daniel Young hails from Salt Lake City. His new album Another Golden Hour was recently released independently and reunites Young with the Rambling Roses, the same band behind 2024’s Leave It Out to Dry.  

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KRCL Presents: Devon Gilfillian at The State Room on Oct 3

Posted May 12th, 2026

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. 

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KRCL Presents: Squeeze with Adam Ant at The Capitol Theater Sept 9

Posted May 11th, 2026

Squeeze have announced the 29-date North American “Tried, Tested and Trixies Tour” with support from fellow English New Wave exemplar Adam Ant.

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KRCL Presents: Trombone Shorty + St. Paul and the Broken Bones at Deer Valley

Posted April 28th, 2026

A double header for Deer Valley is coming August 14. Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue + St. Paul & The Broken Bones hit Deer Valley's Snowpark Amphitheater for a co-headling show this summer.

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KRCL Presents: Kishi Bashi at The Commonwealth Room on Oct 13

Posted April 17th, 2026

Kishi Bashi is the pseudonym of Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi. A Berklee-trained virtuoso violinist, Kishi Bashi is acclaimed for his uplifting, high-energy concerts and his distinctive loop-based violin style. He has also earned recognition for his groundbreaking collaborations with major symphonies—including the National Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Philharmonic, Seattle Symphony, and Oregon Symphony—where he blends classical and pop influences in captivating performances. Beyond the orchestral stage, he has toured internationally with Regina Spektor and of Montreal, and released five acclaimed albums—beginning with his NPR-praised debut 151a (2012), followed by Sonderlust (2016), the documentary project Omoiyari (2019), and most recently Kantos (2024), a kaleidoscopic fusion of funk, jazz, and orchestral pop. Known for his cinematic storytelling and genre-bending sound, Kishi Bashi continues to push creative boundaries while captivating audiences worldwide.

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