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Your guide to holiday concerts from Nov. 27 to Donny & Marie in late December

The outdoor concert season is over — but don’t fret.

There are plenty of great artists performing holiday concerts at indoor venues over the next month.

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Here’s a selected, but by no means all-inclusive list of whom is coming to Utah and where they will be.

Bonus points go to those who can make a decision on which show to attend on Friday, Dec. 7.

Nov. 27 • Jonathan Coulton and John Roderick (original holiday songs); The State Room; $20 at thestateroom.com

Nov. 30 • Mindy Gledhill’s Christmas Show (folk); Velour Live Music Gallery; $12 at 24Tix

Dec. 3 • Big Bad Voodoo Daddy’s Wild & Swingin’ Holiday Party; Covey Center; $28 to $58 at coveycenter.org

Dec. 4 • How the Grouch Stole Christmas (rap); In The Venue; $18 to $20 at SmithsTix

Dec. 5 • Chris Isaak’s Holiday Show; Kingsbury Hall; $42 to $58 at kingsburyhall.utah.edu

Dec. 7 • Santa Jam with Brett Eldredge; Outlaw Saloon; $10 to $15 at SmithsTix

Dec. 7 • Winter Wonderland (dance music); The Complex; $15 to $30 at SmithsTix

Dec. 7 • Don Waldis’ A Little Jazz With Your Mistletoe; Leona Wagner Black Box; $15 at ArtTix

Dec. 7 • Lark & Spur; Gallivan Center, Free

Dec. 7 • Ryan Shupe and the Rubberband; Covey Center; $15 to $18 at coveycenter.org

Dec. 7-8 • "The 12 Dogs of Christmas: Puppy Rescue" screening and stage show; Kingsbury Hall; $10 to $25 at kingsburyhall.utah.edu

Dec. 8 • KUTV Holiday Pops Concert featuring Paul Cardall with The Choral Arts Society; Cottonwood High School; $15 at SmithsTix

Dec. 12-13 • The Lower Lights (Utah-based folk-rock collective); Masonic Temple Auditorium; $10 at thelowerlightschristmas2012.eventbrite.com

Dec. 13-14 • Christmas Jam 3 (rock ‘n’ roll); One Mind Studio; $10 at 24Tix

Dec. 13-15 • Kurt Bestor with Jenny Oaks Baker; Abravanel Hall, $17.50 to $45 at ArtTix

Dec. 14-15, 17-22 • Michael McLeans’ Forgotten Christmas Carols; Cottonwood High School; $13-$29 at forgottencarols.com/tickets

Dec. 15 • X96’s Nightmare Before Christmas with Anberlin; The Complex; $21 to $50 at SmithsTix

Dec. 17 • Christmas Carol Sing Along with Collin Raye; EnergySolutions Arena; Free

Dec. 19 • The Piano Guys; Kingsbury Hall; $19.50 to $39.50 at kingsburyhall.utah.edu

Dec. 20 • Voice Male Christmas (a cappella); Abravanel Hall; $10 to $16 at ArtTix

Dec. 21 • The Savoys feat. Sam Payne; Sandy City Council Chambers; $10 sandyarts.com/christmas

Dec. 26-Dec. 29 • Donny & Marie Osmond; Abravanel Hall; $25 to $135 at ArtTix

Spotlight: Peter Breinholt will return with two Christmas shows in one day. Mannheim Steamroller and Trans-Siberian Orchestra pull out all of the stops in their Christmas spectaculars, but Utah singer-songwriter Peter Breinholt always focuses on the songs and anima of the holidays with his spirited holiday shows. But not initially. "It took me about four years to figure out how to do a Christmas show," he said. "I learned what songs to avoid." While his solo, secular work can turn rootsy with bluegrass instruments, he now realizes that the "banjo is not a Christmas instrument," he said. Once a Kingsbury Hall staple, Breinholt prefers the more intimate surroundings of the Jeanne’ Wagner Theatre, and it shows.

What • Peter Breinholt’s Christmas Concert

When • Saturday, Dec. 22, 4 p.m. and 8 p.m.

Where • Jeanne’ Wagner Theatre, Rose Wagner Center for Performing Arts, 138 W. 300 South, Salt Lake City

Tickets • $15 at ArtTix



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