Bon Iver introduced his Maverik Center audience to a new album and bigger, experimental sound — then helped out a Utah charity

(Photo courtesy of Graham Tolbert) Bon Iver (founded by Justin Vernon), known for airy, wafting folk songs, gives the audience at the Maverik Center a bigger, booming electronic sound on Wednesday as they play tracks from their new album, "i,i."

Bon Iver introduced his Maverik Center audience to a new album and bigger, experimental sound — then helped out a Utah charity

RELATED STORIES

FanX rolls out Salt Lake City red carpet for celebrities who enjoy an ‘extra kind of fun’ hanging out with fans

Review: Elton John’s show in Salt Lake City includes a few wrong turns, but ultimately gets fans where they want to go

Scott D. Pierce: Is ABC going to screw over sci-fi fans — again?

Ask Ann Cannon: That one friend who asks for everything but gives nothing

MOST VIEWED

1

Becoming Catholic: I went from an ‘emphasis on obedience’ to a ‘state of grace,’ says former Latter-day Saint

2

Data centers got tax breaks. Homeowners were asked to pay triple. Here’s how Eagle Mountain’s tax fight shook out.

3

After a decade in SLC’s Central 9th, this restaurant says it’s being forced to leave. Here’s what’s next.

4

This Utah ice cream looks too much like a popular New York competitor, a court says. You can still buy it while it fights a $23 million judgment.

5

Qualtrics lays off employees in Utah and across the globe after $6.75B acquisition

Sponsored Story

Don’t let fraud and scams ground your summer vacation