Tickets & Info: https://thestateroompresents.com/state-room-presents/marchfourth-3 MarchFourth is a kaleidoscope of musical and visual energy that inspires unabashed dancing and an atmosphere of celebration. Born in Portland 22 years ago on a Mardi Gras Day, MarchFourth’s collaborative roster has evolved through many musical generations. The M4 family now spans from Oregon and Seattle all the way down to New Orleans. Costumed as a psychedelic punk rock marching band circus troupe, M4’s show features electric bass, guitar, a 4-piece percussion corps, a 7-part horn section, dancers, acrobatics, stilt-walkers, a live visual artist, and a diverse musical repertoire. Far from a "marching band" in any traditional sense, they have been known to swagger through town playing a few tunes before taking the stage. MarchFourth travels in a 47 foot tour bus named The Highway Star, bringing their unique brand of party and good vibes wherever they go. Their show is a sonic journey with worldwide influences, echoing the deepest grooves of American funk, rock, and jazz boiled all together in cinematic fashion, with showmanship, flare, and BIG heart. This genre-busting, joy-inducing, in-your-face experience is not to be missed! Facebook Event: https://www.facebook.com/share/1Bdk4pGbZD/

This five-person band is a rockin’ assortment of blues musicians, each with a diverse musical background. The Wives started in January 2003 playing numerous regional festivals, clubs, live television, and private shows in Utah, Idaho, Washington, Oregon, California and Nevada. The band was named one of the Best New Bands of the Year in the SLAMMy’s (Salt Lake Music Awards) voted by the readers of Salt Lake's City Weekly newspaper. Sister Wives appears regularly at local and regional venues. The Wives two studio and one live CD’s are also played by many of the programmers on 90.9 FM KRCL radio station in Salt Lake, KZMU in Moab and KPFT in Houston, as well as regionally in Oregon and Washington.
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Local jam band Loom plays The Hog Wallow. Find the details and full music line up here https://www.thehogwallow.com/

There’s something about Tony Holiday that draws people together. In fact, community has been at the core of Holiday’s young career from the beginning. Since relocating from Salt Lake City to Memphis in 2017, Holiday has been at the center of a soul blues revival in Memphis, anchored by a contingent of young, savvy well-schooled musicians with a “family-like” attitude and a strong belief in one another. Mentored by past legends, Holiday and this loose Memphis collective are building on the city’s rich traditions and carrying them forward. Existing somewhere between country, folk, and roots rock, Triggers & Slips have been making music, blurring the lines of genre for over a decade. Breaking these rules and proverbial boundaries has resulted in a fiercely loyal following akin to other genre-benders like Lucero and Frank Turner in their hometown of Salt Lake City. With their 2012 debut EP and two albums under their belt, the band is now set to share their most fully formed and emotionally mature work to date, What Do You Feed Your Darkness?

Local Music at The Hog Wallow. Find all the details and full music schedule here https://www.thehogwallow.com/

The 3rd Local Blues Fest will be May 4th, 5-10pm, Arts Hub, ALL AGES...food trucks, beer garden, vendors....at the Arts Hub, 633 W 100 South (just west of the Metro) with ample parking. Featuring Union Blues, the Alleycats, J-Rad Cooley, the Good Lews, Columbia Jones, and Megan Blue. Presented by the Utah Blues Society and Make Salt Lake. Let’s get the word out and let’s support the local blues community. This will be a great event, presented by the Utah Blues Society and Make Salt Lake. Thanks to all of you who submitted your names for consideration. There is more blues to come this summer!!!! More info at utahbluessociety.org

In Los Angeles, where the weight and pressure of the city’s fast paced culture can make your legs feel like pillars, emerges psychedelic quartet, Levitation Room, to break the bonds of gravity with their cosmic wall of sound and thought provoking lyrics. “Just as their name suggests, Levitation Room’s music instills the listeners ears with a light feeling of floating. The dreamy guitar and Lo-Fi projections of psychedelic rock and garage are reminiscent of a deep 1960’s era, but still grounded in an alternative dreamgaze flavor that permeates modern indie music today.” - OC Weekly. Their decidedly hallucinogenic songs whisper and hum the same gentle refrain of their summer of love influences, conjuring up the cognitive imagery of sunny days at the park, spent with friends in a euphoric haze along with lyrical and sonic meditations on life, love, society and self-awareness. In the vibrant heart of Mexico City, where contrasts shape the days and nights brim with endless possibilities, Los Blenders emerged—a band that transformed the ordinary into unforgettable anthems. Since their beginnings in the early 2010s, they’ve captured the spirit of a youth that seeks refuge in art, music, and humor, blending garage rock, surf, and lo-fi rhythms with a unique and undeniable identity.

The Commonwealth Room's 6th Anniversary! For over five decades the Wooten Brothers have been recognized as some of the most innovative musicians in existence and are collectively known as one of the most talented and dynamic band of brothers the world has ever known. A self-contained unit, the band consist of (from oldest to youngest) Regi on guitar/vocals; Roy on drums/vocals; Joseph on keyboards/vocals; and Victor on bass/vocals. The Wooten Brothers continue to honor their middle brother, Rudy, whose untimely passing in 2010 left the band without their one-man horn section. Since he was a child, Rudy played two saxophones at once, duplicating lines from popular horn bands such as Earth Wind and Fire, Chicago, Tower of Power, Blood Sweat and Tears, and others.

Queer Prom is back! ✨🌈 FREE | Friday, May 9 | 6:30–9:30 PM | Spy Hop Rooftop Get ready for a night of joy, celebration, and community. This event is open to LGBTQ+ & allied youth ages 14–19. You do not have to be a Spy Hop student to attend this event. What to expect: ✨ Music, dancing, food, photos, and fun 🎨 Crafts and activities 😌 A chill space if you need a break 🍽️ Free snacks + drinks 🎵 Space is limited — RSVP to help us plan the magic (song requests welcome!) https://forms.gle/ChLfw8CC49eL3bu49 Dress up or dress down — come in the look that makes you feel unstoppable. Need something to wear? Come to the Pop-Up Closet hosted by Fashion Fluid for a FREE outfit: 🛍️ Sunday, May 5 | 4–6 PM | Spy Hop Student Lounge We can’t wait to see your sparkle on the dance floor!

Local music at The Hog Wallow. Find the details and the full music line up here  https://www.thehogwallow.com/