Sean P. Means
Palak JayswalThere’s something about hearing live music outdoors — listening to the music waft up to the sky, as the sun sets and the positive vibes take hold to the point where you don’t mind the mosquitos finding you in the twilight.
Utah’s major outdoor venues — Red Butte Garden, Sandy Amphitheater, Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre, Snow Park Amphitheatre at Deer Valley, and others — have scheduled strong slates of live music this summer. There also are shows and music festivals at Rice-Eccles Stadium, Library Square, Gallivan Center, the Utah State Fairpark and other venues.
If you want to stay indoors to enjoy music, Maverik Center, Eccles Theater and other halls have shows that promise to be entertaining.
Here’s a rundown, by venue, of more than 170 major concerts scheduled to play along the Wasatch Front — and a few other places — into the early fall.
Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre
(courtesy 311) The rock-reggae band 311, led by Nick Hexum, is co-headlining with Dirty Heads on the "So Glad You Made It" tour, scheduled to arrive at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City on Saturday, Aug. 8, 2026.
5150 Upper Ridge Road, West Valley City. For ticket information, go to livenation.com.
Saturday, May 30 • Pop star Kesha brings her “Freedom” tour, with Chromeo and Sizzy Rocket opening.
Wednesday, June 3 • Rapper-singer Pitbull leads the “I’m Back” tour, with Lil Jon opening.
Saturday, June 13 • Hip-hop star Kid Cudi headlines “The Rebel Rangers Tour,” with Big Boi and Dot Da Genius on the bill. (Update: Kid Cudi fired rapper M.I.A. from the tour on May 4.)
Monday, June 15 • Pop trio The Pussycat Dolls bring their “PCD Forever” tour, with Lil’ Kim and Mya supporting. (Update: The Pussycat Dolls announced on May 4 that they were canceling their North American tour dates.)
Wednesday, June 17 • Folk-pop singer-songwriter Alex Warren headlines the “Finding Family on the Road” tour, with Nat & Alex Wolff opening.
Friday, June 19 • Pop icon Rod Stewart brings his “One Last Time” tour, with Richard Marx opening.
Wednesday, July 8 • Reggae artist Stick Figure performs on his “Enjoy the Ride” tour.
Thursday, July 9 • Country singer Zach Top headlines the “Cold Beer & Country Music” tour, with Jake Worthington in support.
(Vince Aung) Actor and pop star Hilary Duff is scheduled to bring her "Lucky Me" tour to Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City on Friday, July 17, 2026.
Friday, July 17 • Pop star Hilary Duff leads the “Lucky Me” tour, with opening acts La Roux and Jade LeMac.
Saturday, July 18 • Southern rock band Treaty Oak Revival headlines the “West Texas Degenerate” tour, with William Clark Green and Gannon Fremin & CCREV opening.
Thursday, July 23 • Country singer Riley Green leads the “Cowboy As It Gets” tour, with support from Justin Moore, Drake White and Hannah McFarland.
Saturday, July 25 • Rock band Evanescence stops in Utah on its world tour, with Spiritbox and Nova Twins opening.
Thursday, July 30 • Canadian pop singer Sarah McLachlan leads the “Better Broken” tour, with Allison Russell opening.
(Amaury Nessaibia) R&B/soul singer-songwriter Kali Uchis headlines the “For the Girls” tour, scheduled to arrive at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City on Wednesday, Aug. 5, 2026.
Wednesday, August 5 • R&B/soul singer-songwriter Kali Uchis headlines the “For the Girls” tour, with Mariah the Scientist in support.
Saturday, August 8 • Reggae/rock groups 311 and Dirty Heads co-headline the “So Glad You Made It” tour, supported by Ocean Alley and Rome.
(Ross Halfin) Southern rock duo The Black Crowes is co-headlining with Whiskey Myers on the "Southern Hospitality" tour, scheduled to play at Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City on Thursday, Aug. 13.
Thursday, August 13 • Southern rock acts The Black Crowes and Whiskey Myers co-headline the “Southern Hospitality” tour, with Southall opening.
Wednesday, August 19 • Pop-rock band Train visits Utah on its “Drops of Jupiter: 25 Years in the Atmosphere” tour, with Barenaked Ladies and Matt Nathanson in support.
Thursday, August 20 • Alt-rock band Muse brings “The Wow! Signal” tour, with Portugal. The Man and The Temper Trap in support.
Friday, August 21 • Toto leads a bill with two other ‘80s rock/pop acts, Christopher Cross and The Romantics.
Tuesday, August 25 • Prog-metal band Avenged Sevenfold and pop-punk band Good Charlotte co-headline a North American tour,
Wednesday, August 26 • Australian pop-rock band 5 Seconds of Summer headline the “Everyone’s a Star!” world tour, with The Band Camino opening.
Thursday, August 27 • Rapper and R&B singer Bryson Tiller headlines, with Majid Jordan, Ty Dolla $ign and Austin Millz in support.
Sunday, August 30 • Two legendary ‘70s bands, Chicago and Styx, co-headline on the “Windy Cities” tour.
Friday, September 4 • Surf-rock singer-songwriter Jack Johnson brings the “Surfilmusic” tour, with Lake Street Dive opening.
Monday, September 14 • Hard rock icon Rob Zombie and shock-rock act Marilyn Manson co-headline, with The Hu and Orgy in support.
Monday, September 21 • Classic metal band Motley Crüe headlines “The Return of the Carnival of Sins” tour, with Tesla and Extreme in support.
Tuesday, September 22 • Metal band Five Finger Death Punch headlines, with Cody Jinks and Eva Under Fire in support.
(dill35mm) Hip-hop duo $uicideboy$ Saturday, September 26 • Hip-hop duo $uicideboy$ are headlining the "Grey Day" tour, scheduled to arrive Saturday, Sept. 26, 2026, to Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City.
Saturday, September 26 • Hip-hop duo $uicideboy$ headlines the “Grey Day” tour, with Shoreline Mafia, Shakewell, Drain, Black Kray and $lim Gucci sharing the bill.
Tuesday, September 29 • The legendary hip-hop collective Wu-Tang Clan performs in “The Final Chamber” tour, with Bone Thugs-N-Harmony opening.
Wednesday, September 30 • Rock band Breaking Benjamin headline, with support from Chevelle, Starset and Kami Kehoe.
Thursday, October 1 • Electronic duo Empire of the Sun leads the “Ask That God: Afterlife” North American tour, with Polo & Pan and Midnight Generation in support.
(Steve Thrasher) Rock band Staind is scheduled to bring its "Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary" tour to Utah First Credit Union Amphitheatre in West Valley City on Wednesday, Oct. 7, 2026.
Wednesday, October 7 • Rock band Staind plays on its “Break the Cycle 25th Anniversary” tour, with Seether, Hoobastank and Hinder sharing the bill.
Red Butte Garden
Red Butte Garden, 300 Wakara Way, Salt Lake City. For ticket information, go to redbuttegarden.org/concerts.
Sunday, May 31 • Colorado rock band Big Head Todd and the Monsters with Utah’s Americana, bluegrass and folk band Theoretical Blonde.
Tuesday, June 2 • An acoustic evening with Trey Anastasio featuring keyboardist Jeff Tanski.
Thursday, June 11 • ‘80s synth-pop band The Human League with pop duo Soft Cell and singer Alison Moyet. (Sold out.)
Tuesday, June 16 • American singer-songwriter Grace Potter.
Wednesday, June 17 • Michigan jam band Greensky Bluegrass.
(courtesy Tough Gong Worldwide) Reggae legend Ziggy Marley, shown here performing at Los Angeles' Licorice Pizza Records, is scheduled to perform Tuesday, June 23, 2026, at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City.
Tuesday, June 23 • Jamaican reggae musician Ziggy Marley.
Sunday, June 28 • American singer-songwriter John Craigie and Oregon indie folk band Blind Pilot.
Wednesday, July 8 • Jazz ensemble Wynton Marsalis Septet.
Friday, July 10 • Southern swamp rock band JJ Grey & Mofro and Roots band The Wood Brothers.
Sunday, July 12 • Icelandic rock band KALEO with Californian folk rock band Dawes.
Tuesday, July 14 • Arizona rock band Gin Blossoms and rock band Blues Traveler with alternative rock band Spin Doctors. (Sold out.)
Sunday, July 19 • South Carolina blues rock group Marcus King Band with Atlanta soul/funk band Penelope Road.
Monday, July 20 • Country-pop artist Maren Morris with indie-folk musician Scout Willis.
Wednesday, July 22 • Jam band The String Cheese Incident.
Sunday, July 26 • Totally Tubular Festival featuring New Wave artists Thomas Dolby & The Lost Toy People, A Flock of Seagulls, The Motels, The Producers, Animotion, The Escape Club and Tommy Tutone.
(Bobbi Rich) Rock band Alabama Shakes is scheduled to perform Wednesday, July 29, 2026, at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City.
Wednesday, July 29 • Rock band Alabama Shakes with Billy Allen + The Pollies. (Sold out.)
Thursday, July 30 • Country singers Wynonna Judd and folk-rocker Melissa Etheridge.
Sunday, August 2 • Indie pop/Neo Soul group Fitz and the Tantrums.
Monday, August 3 • Pop singer Andy Grammer with Canadian pop band Walk Off The Earth.
Tuesday, August 4 • Rock band Interpol with Boise musician Youth Lagoon.
Sunday, August 9 • Folk rock artist Ani DiFranco with multi-genre artist Valerie June.
Wednesday, August 12 • Alt-rock band Sugar with singer J. Robbins (Jawbox).
Thursday, August 13 • Jazz legend Herbie Hancock.
(Hannah Gray Hall) Folk singer Jesse Welles is scheduled to perform Friday, August 14, 2026, at Red Butte Garden in Salt Lake City.
Friday, August 14 • Folk singer Jesse Welles with Chicago rock band Ratboys.
Monday, August 17 • Australian rock band Men at Work and alt-rock band Toad the Wet Sprocket with Japanese pop-punk band Shonen Knife.
Thursday, August 20 • Southern rock band Gov’t Mule.
Sunday, August 23 • Singer-songwriter Ray LaMontagne with Canadian folk band The Weather Station. (Rescheduled show from 2025, and sold out.)
Wednesday, September 9 • Blues/country artist Bonnie Raitt with funk/R&B musician Jon Cleary.
Thursday, September 17 • Provo indie-folk duo The National Parks.
Sunday, September 20 • Blues-rock group The Record Company and rock band Cracker.
(Tommy Moore) New Orleans-based rock band The Revivalists are scheduled to conclude the 2026 summer concert series at Salt Lake City's Red Butte Garden on Tuesday, Sept. 22.
Tuesday, September 22 • New Orleans rock band The Revivalists.
More stadium concerts
Thursday, May 21 • Indie rock band Yellowcard brings its “Up Up Down Down” tour, with support from New Found Glory and Plain White T’s. The Plaza at America First Field, 9256 S. State St., Sandy. Tickets available at seatgeek.com.
(Matt Licari | Invision/Associated Press file photo) Country singer Brad Paisley is the headliner for Stadium of Fire, the patriotic concert and fireworks show set for Saturday, July 4, 2026, at LaVell Edwards Stadium in Provo.
Saturday, July 4 • Stadium of Fire, with country singer Brad Paisley headlining, with stunts by Nitro Circus and the trademark fireworks show. LaVell Edwards Stadium, Brigham Young University campus, Provo. Tickets and information at freedomfestival.org.
Saturday, July 18 • The Me Gusta Festival, headlined by ska/punk band Sublime, and featuring Slightly Stoopid, Pennywise, Long Beach Dub Allstars, The Ataris, Codefendants and more. Zions Bank Stadium, 14787 Academy Parkway, Herriman. Tickets available at seatgeek.com.
(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Post Malone, seen here in April 2025, is scheduled to return to Rice-Eccles Stadium in Salt Lake City, for a show on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
Tuesday, July 28 • Post Malone and Jelly Roll return for “The Big Ass Stadium Tour 2,” with support from Carter Faith, at Rice-Eccles Stadium, 451 S. 1400 East, Salt Lake City, on the University of Utah campus. Tickets available at TicketMaster.com.
Friday, August 7 • Country star Zach Bryan brings his “With Heaven on Top” tour to Rice-Eccles Stadium, 451 S. 1400 East, Salt Lake City, on the University of Utah campus. With support from MJ Lenderman and Fey Fili. Tickets available at TicketMaster.com.
Friday, August 7 • Metalcore band Motionless in White leads the “Sweat and Blood” tour, with support from Fit for a King, Lorna Shore and Static Dress. The Plaza at America First Field, 9256 S. State St., Sandy. Tickets available at seatgeek.com.
Friday, August 14 • Jazz/rock act Trombone Shorty & Orleans Avenue and soul band St. Paul and the Broken Bones co-headline. Snow Park Amphitheater at Deer Valley, Park City. Tickets available at thestateroompresents.com starting on Friday, May 1.
Tuesday, August 18 • R&B/soul band Thee Sacred Souls bring in the “Constellation” tour, with La Lom and The Womack Sisters in support. The Plaza at America First Field, 9256 S. State St., Sandy. Tickets available at seatgeek.com.
Saturday, August 22 • Indie-folk band The Head and the Heart performs on its 15th anniversary tour, performing its debut album in its entirety. The concert is a benefit for the Ron McBride Foundation, supporting afterschool programs for at-risk children and youth in Title I schools. Days of ‘47 Arena, Utah State Fairpark, 1000 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City. Tickets at leapevents.com.
Tuesday, August 25 • Folk/pop star Noah Kahan comes to town with his “The Great Divide” tour, with opening acts Gigi Perez and Annabelle Dinda. America First Field, 9256 S. State St., Sandy. Tickets available at seatgeek.com. (Sold out.)
(courtesy Foster the People) Indie-pop duo Foster the People is scheduled to perform Friday, Sept. 18, 2026, at The Plaza at America First Field in Sandy.
Friday, September 18 • Indie-pop band Foster the People will bring its “Good Mourning Sunshine” tour, with Goth Babe opening. The Plaza at America First Field, 9256 S. State St., Sandy. Tickets will be go on sale, starting Friday, May 8, at seatgeek.com.
Sandy Amphitheater
Under the stars at 1300 E. 9400 South in Sandy. For tickets and information, go to sandyamp.com.
Saturday, May 30 • Australian reggae/soul musician Tash Sultana arrives on their North American tour, with Daisy the Great opening.
Friday, June 12 • Country singer Gary Allan.
(courtesy Metric) Indie-rock band Metric is scheduled to perform on its "All the Feelings" tour, Saturday, June 13, 2026, at Sandy Amphitheater.
Saturday, June 13 • Indie-rock band Metric headlines on the “All the Feelings” tour, with Broken Social Scene and Stars sharing the bill.
Sunday, June 14 • Country-rock legends Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, on its “All the Good Times: The Farewell Tour,” with country singer Brit Taylor opening.
Friday, June 19 • Folk/bluegrass/rock band The Dead South, with Amigo the Devil opening.
Saturday, June 20 • Americana/folk duo Watchhouse, with support from Two Runner.
Wednesday, June 24 • Brothers Osborne, the country duo, with Cassidy Daniels in support.
Wednesday, July 8 • Country/Americana musician Lukas Nelson performs.
Saturday, July 11 • Alternative blues/rock band Houndmouth arrives on the “Lordy” tour.
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 21 and 22 • ’90s alt-rock band Jimmy Eat World plays two shows on its “25 Years of Bleed American” tour, with Motion City Soundtrack and Illuminati Hotties in support.
Tuesday and Wednesday, July 28 and 29 • Indie-rock band Death Cab for Cutie plays two shows on its “I Built You a Tower” world tour, with Nation of Language opening.
Tuesday, August 4 • Rockabilly icons The Stray Cats perform on their U.S. tour.
Friday and Saturday, August 7 and 8 • Direct From Sweden: The Music of ABBA, a tribute act, performs two shows.
Thursday, August 13 • Country singer Scotty McCreery performs, with Kruse Brothers opening.
Saturday and Sunday, August 15 and 16 • Southern rock band Needtobreathe performs two shows on “The Long Surrender” tour, with Drew & Ellie Holcomb in support.
Tuesday, August 18 • Rock legends ZZ Top performs on its “The Big One!” tour, with support from Cheap Trick
Thursday, August 20 • Country singer Lee Brice performs.
(Zoe Rain) Rock band O.A.R. is scheduled to bring its "Three Decades" tour to Sandy Amphitheater on Friday, Aug. 21, 2026.
Friday, August 21 • Rock band O.A.R. brings in its “Three Decades” tour, with Gavin DeGraw and Lisa Loeb as opening acts.
Wednesday, September 2 • ‘70s pop band Air Supply performs on its “A Matter of Time” tour.
Saturday, September 12 • The Tom Petty Tribute Experience performs.
Friday and Saturday, September 18 and 19 • Indie-rock musician Mat Kearney performs two shows on his “Nothing Left to Lose, Everything to Gain” tour. Joseph will open the Friday show, Jake Scott will open Saturday’s show.
Saturday, September 26 • Zeppelin USA, a Led Zeppelin tribute band.
Music festivals
(Trent Nelson | The Salt Lake Tribune) Fans at the 2024 Kilby Block Party in Salt Lake City. This year's Kilby Block Party is scheduled for May 15-17, 2026, at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City.
Friday through Sunday, May 15 to 17 • The Kilby Block Party, with headliners Turnstile, Sports and Modest Mouse (Friday), The XX, Quadeca and Alex G (Saturday); and Lorde, Ethan Regan and Blood Orange (Sunday); plus dozens of other performers. Utah State Fairpark, 1000 W. North Temple. For full details and tickets, go to kilbyblockparty.com.
Friday through Sunday, May 29 to 31 • The Ogden Music Festival, headlined by North Mississippi Allstars (Friday), Yonder Mountain String Band (Saturday) and fiddlers Michael Cleveland and Jason Carter (Sunday), plus many others. Fort Buenaventura, 2450 A Ave., Ogden. Tickets and information at ofoam.org.
Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13 • Fork Fest, celebrating Utah-grown music, will be headlined by the indie pop band Neon Trees on Saturday night. More than two dozen band will perform over Friday night and all day Saturday. Art Dye Park, 1200 N. 550 East, American Fork. Go to forkfest.org for tickets and details.
Thursday through Sunday, June 18 to 21 • The Utah Arts Festival, featuring all media of art — visual, dance, music, spoken word and more. The national music headliners are: rapper GZA on Thursday; country soul/R&B singer Yola on Friday; folk/Americana musician Shakey Graves; and “discodelic soul” trio Say She She on Sunday. Library Square, 200 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. Go to uaf.org for tickets and information.
Friday and Saturday, June 12 and 13 • The Utah Blues Festival, headlined by guitarist Tommy Castro & The Painkillers, featuring saxophonist Deanna Bogart, on Friday night; and guitarist Tab Benoit on Saturday night. Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to utahluesfest.org.
Saturday, August 29 • The New West Coast Festival, headlined by the hip-hop duo Shoreline Mafia. Also on the bill: Los Gemelos, SOB x RBE, Herencia de Patrones, Kalan.FrFr, T3R Elemento, Bravo the Bagchaser, 310Babii and Peysoh. Zions Bank Stadium, 14787 Academy Parkway, Herriman. Tickets available at ticketfairy.com.
Wednesday through Friday, September 16 to 18 • Three concerts in three nights as part of the Utah State Fair (which runs Sept. 10-19). The headliner for Wednesday’s show is still to be announced; Thursday’s headliner is country singer Darius Rucker; Friday’s headliner is rock band Matchbox Twenty. Days of ‘47 Arena, Utah State Fairpark, 1000 W. North Temple, Salt Lake City. Information available at UtahStateFair.com.
Thursday through Saturday, September 24 to 26 • Fort Desolation Fest is back after a year’s hiatus, catering to “adventure travelers and music lovers” visiting the Capitol Reef area. A lineup of bands is still to be announced. Cougar Ridge Resort, Torrey; tickets and information at fortdesolation.com.
Friday and Saturday, October 2 and 3 • Breakaway Utah 2026, which bills itself as a “vibrant, community-focused” festival to “celebrate music, connection and unforgettable experiences.” Artists to be announced. Zions Bank Stadium, 14787 Academy Parkway, Herriman. Tickets available at universe.com.
Friday and Saturday, October 16 and 17 • RedWest, a two-day country music festival, with headliners Ella Langley and Shaboozey (Friday), and Sam Barber and Tucker Wetmore (Saturday). Utah State Fairpark, 1000 W. North Temple. For full details and tickets, go to redwestslc.com.
SLC Twilight Concert Series
(MUNA) The indie pop band MUNA is set to perform at the 2026 Twilight Concert Series in Salt Lake City.
Gallivan Center, 239 S. Main St., and Civic Center (formerly known as Library Square), 200 E. 400 South, Salt Lake City. Tickets available at 24Tix.com. Go to saltlakearts.org/twilightconcertseries for more information.
Monday, July 13 • Americana string band Old Crow Medicine Show, with Colorado bluegrass group Big Richard and Utah country artist Michelle Moonshine. (Gallivan Center.)
Friday, July 17 • Rapper Freddie Gibbs, with Boise artist Roo Nostalgia and London singer-songwriter Amie Blu. (Gallivan Center.)
Monday, July 27 • Indie pop powerhouse Suki Waterhouse, with Utah indie singer-songwriter Beeson and another artist TBD. (Gallivan Center.)
Tuesday, August 4 • Indie pop trio MUNA, with Utah artist Nicole Canaan and another artist TBD. (Civic Center.)
Saturday, August 29 • Connecticut rock band Goose, with Utah’s Americana/bluegrass/folk band Theoretical Blonde. (Civic Center.)
Thursday, October 1 • Legendary rock band The War On Drugs, with L.A. rock band Lo Moon and SLC-based Latin psych-rock band Musor. (Gallivan Center.)
Ogden Twilight Concert Series
(Amy Harris | Invision/AP) Patrick Carney, left, and Dan Auerbach of The Black Keys perform during the Bourbon and Beyond Music Festival in 2023. The Black Keys will kick off the 2026 Ogden Twilight concert series.
Ogden Amphitheater, 343 E. 25th St., Ogden. Tickets available at 24tix.com. Go to OgdenTwilight.com for more information.
Tuesday, June 9 • Ohio-rock duo The Black Keys.
Monday, June 22 • South African musician Gregory Alan Isakov.
Thursday, June 25 • English electronic musician and DJ Elderbrook.
Thursday, July 2 • German folk DJ BUNT.
Thursday, July 30 • Indie rock band Of Monsters and Men.
Wednesday, August 5 • English indie rock duo Wet Leg.
Saturday, August 22 • New York musical duo SOFI TUKKER.
Tuesday, August 25 • Los Angeles five-piece Mt. Joy.
Friday, September 18 • American DJ Lane 8.
Wednesday, October 7 • Brooklyn-based indie rock band Big Thief.
Deer Valley Music Festival
The Utah Symphony’s summer shows, at Snow Park Amphitheater, 2250 Deer Valley Drive South, Park City. For tickets and information, go to utahsymphony.org.
Friday and Saturday, July 17 and 18 • Beethoven’s Ninth Symphony, with the Utah Symphony conducted by Markus Poschner, with vocalists Jacquelyn Wagner, Camille Sherman, Robert Stahley and Zachary Nelson, with the Utah Symphony Chorus conducted by Austin McWilliams.
Saturday, July 25 • The Utah Symphony performs Stravinsky’s “Firebird” Suite, conducted by Markus Poschner, with the string trio Time for Three performing Kevin Puts’ “Contact.”
Friday, July 31 • Alt-country legend Lyle Lovett performs with the Utah Symphony, conducted by Jason Seber.
Saturday, August 1 • Jazz trumpeter Chris Botti performs with the Utah Symphony.
Friday, August 7 • “Chicago,” the musical, in concert with the Utah Symphony, conducted by Rob Fisher. Vocalists to be announced.
Saturday, August 8 • Broadway and recording star Idina Menzel performs with the Utah Symphony, conducted by Edwin Outwater.
Thursday, August 13 • An evening of famous film music, with the Utah Symphony conducted by Jessica Rivero Altarriba.
Saturday, August 15 • An evening of Celine Dion’s hits, with vocalist Olivia Valli, and the Utah Symphony conducted by Brent Havens.
Concerts on the Slopes
(Sean McGee) Hawaiian musician Maoli is scheduled to perform Friday, Aug. 21, 2026, in the Concerts on the Slopes series at Canyons Village in Park City.
The annual series in Park City, presented by the Park City Institute, this year held at Canyons Village, 4000 Canyons Resort Dr., Park City.
Friday, July 10 • Soul/R&B guitarist Allen Stone.
Friday, July 24 • ‘80s Southern rock band 38 Special.
Saturday, July 25 • ‘80s pop icon Taylor Dayne and dance-pop trio Exposé co-headline.
Sunday, July 26 • ‘80s country-rock act Sawyer Brown.
Friday, July 31 • Post-punk legends The Psychedelic Furs.
Saturday, August 1 • Jazz saxophonist Boney James.
Thursday, August 6 • Country veteran Mark Chesnutt.
Friday, August 7 • Country band Lonestar.
Saturday, August 8 • Country singer Walker Hayes.
Friday, August 14 • Rock/reggae band UB40, featuring Ali Campbell.
Saturday, August 15 • Veteran rock band Better Than Ezra, with support from Vertical Horizon and Tonic.
Friday, August 21 • Hawaiian-born Maoli, who mixes island reggae with country soul.
Thursday, August 27 • ‘80s pop-rock legend Rick Springfield.
Friday, August 28 • Country singer Dylan Scott.
Saturday, August 29 • Pop star Max, with support from Marc E. Bassy.
Maverik Center
(Brendan Walter) Indie-rock legends Weezer are scheduled to perform Tuesday, Sept. 15, 2026, at the Maverik Center in West Valley City.
3200 S. Decker Lake Drive, West Valley City. For tickets and information, go to maverikcenter.com.
Tuesday, May 5 • Experimental rock band Puscifer performs, with Dave Hill opening.
Saturday, May 9 • Pop/R&B singer Charlie Puth performs on his “Whatever’s Clever!” world tour, with support from Daniel Seavey and Ally Salort.
Thursday, May 14 • “Stars on Ice,” a touring figure-skating show featuring recent Olympians, including Alysa Liu.
Saturday, June 6 • Brit Floyd, a Pink Floyd tribute show, on its “The Moon, The Wall and Beyond” world tour.
(Jennifer McCord) Singer Josh Groban is scheduled to perform Friday, July 3, 2026, at the Maverik Center in West Valley City.
Friday, July 3 • Pop and Broadway singer Josh Groban performs, with Jennifer Hudson in support.
Friday, July 17 • Folk-rock band The Avett Brothers, with Shane Smith & The Saints opening.
Tuesday, July 21 • Rap/R&B musician Joji brings in the “Solaris” tour, with Nate Sib and Corbin opening.
Wednesday, July 22 • R&B/soul singer Olivia Dean performs on her “The Art of Loving Live” tour. (Sold out.)
Wednesday, July 29 • ‘80s New Wave musician Howard Jones headlines the “Things Can Only Get Better” tour, with support from Wang Chung, The English Beat and Modern English, with Richard Blade as emcee.
Friday, August 14 • ‘70s rock legends The Guess Who performs on its “Takin’ It Back” tour, with Don Felder opening.
(courtesy Grupo Frontera) Abelardo Baez y Osvaldo Serna of the regional Mexican band Grupo Frontera, which is scheduled to perform Sunday, Aug. 23, 2026, at the Maverik Center in West Valley City.
Sunday, August 23 • Regional Mexican band Grupo Frontera performs on its “Triste Pero Bien C*bron” tour.
Monday, August 24 • Latin pop singer Ricardo Montaner performs in his “El Último Regreso” tour.
(Robby Klein) Country band Red Clay Strays is scheduled to perform Wednesday, Sept. 2, 2026, at the Maverik Center in West Valley City.
Wednesday, September 2 • Country band The Red Clay Strays perform, with opening acts Dylan Gossett and Sweet Talk.
Tuesday, September 15 • ‘90s indie-rock legends Weezer perform on its “The Gathering” tour, with support from The Shins and Silversun Pickups.
Saturday, October 10 • Rapper-singer Doja Cat brings her “Tour Ma Vie” world tour to town.
Delta Center
301 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to deltacenter.com.
Friday, October 2 • Regional Mexican music star Carín León.
Wednesday, October 14 • Disney’s “Worlds Collide” concert tour, with stars from Disney Channel franchises “Descendants,” “Z-O-M-B-I-E-S” and “Camp Rock”: Hudson Stone, Swayam Bhatia, Mekonnen Knife, Malachi Barton, Liamani Segura, Dara Reneé, Alexandro Byrd and Kira Romero.
Thursday, October 15 • Country/pop star Kacey Musgraves brings her “Middle of Nowhere” tour to town, with Gabriella Rose opening.
Abravanel Hall
123 W. South Temple, Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to saltlakecountyarts.org/venues/abravanel-hall.
Thursday through Saturday, May 7 to 9 • Millennial Choirs & Orchestras perform “America 250,” a musical tribute to the nation ahead of the 250th anniversary of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
Thursday, September 3 • “Theresa Caputo Live! The Experience,” a stage presentation by the TV personality known as “The Long Island Medium,”
Sunday, September 27 • “Ghostbusters” in concert, with live musicians accompanying the 1984 movie.
Sunday, October 4 • The Rock Orchestra by Candlelight, performing orchestral versions of rock and metal songs.
Eccles Theater
131 S. Main, Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to live-at-the-eccles.com.
Monday, May 18 • Folk-rock legends Indigo Girls perform.
Friday through Sunday, May 22 to 24 • Riverdance, the Celtic dance troupe, brings its 30th anniversary shows to Utah.
Monday, June 1 • Former Beatle Ringo Starr and His All-Starr Band perform.
Tuesday, June 2 • Neil DeGrasse Tyson delivers a talk, “An Astrophysicist Goes to the Movies - Part II.”
Friday and Saturday, June 26 and 27 • Utah-born dancer/choreographer Derek Hough performs two shows of “Symphony of Dance: Encore,” featuring his wife and dance partner, Hayley Hough.
Thursday, August 20 • Blues-rock guitarist Joe Bonamassa performs.
Tuesday, September 8 • “Undertale: The Determination Symphony” features music from the indie video game “Undertale” performed by a 25-piece orchestra, accompanying game footage projected on a screen.
Sunday, September 13 • “My Hero Academia: In Concert,” featuring music from the anime series.
Capitol Theatre
50 W. 200 South, Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to live-at-the-eccles.com.
Saturday, May 30 • The “What We Said” podcast goes “After Hours,” with a live show with hosts Jaci Marie and Chelsey Jade.
Thursday, June 25 • Blues act Kenny Wayne Shepherd Band perform on the “Ledbetter Heights 30th Anniversary” tour.
Thursday, September 10 • Comedian Gary Owen does stand-up as part of his “No Hard Feelings” tour.
Kingsbury Hall
1395 E. Presidents Circle (200 South), University of Utah campus, Salt Lake City. For tickets and information, go to artstickets.utah.edu.
Friday, August 21 • Josh Johnson’s Comedy Band Camp, a combination of live music and stand-up comedy.
Friday, October 9 • Comedian Laura Ramoso performs on her “The Calm Down” tour.
Saturday, October 10 • Comedian Adam Ray performs.
Wednesday, October 14 • Jim Henson’s “Labyrinth” in concert, with a live band accompanying the 1986 fantasy adventure starring David Bowie and Jennifer Connelly.
Sean P. Means has been reporting and editing for The Salt Lake Tribune since 1991 — including 25 years as movie critic. Since 2018, he has reported on arts and culture reporter, and breaking news — and was part of The Tribune’s COVID-19 reporting team. He reviews movies for MovieCricket.net and X96’s “Radio From Hell” program.
Palak Jayswal is an award-winning journalist who covers culture/music at The Tribune. She graduated from the University of Utah and has lived in Utah her entire life. Her work spans areas of coverage in the cultural world. She loves writing about how culture —and the people who create it— shape life in Utah. She aspires to write for Rolling Stone.