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Album Review: COIN Is Not Afraid of Music Anymore

COIN rejects its insecurities and accepts its imperfections in its newest album.
By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | September 19, 2024

  Nashville-based indie pop band COIN has released its newest album after two and a half years. “I’m Not Afraid Of Music Anymore” is an album born out of vulnerability, self-reflection...

Uinta Coffee at the University of Utah Farmer’s Market on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024 (Photo by Isra Habib | The Daily Utah Chronicle).

U Farmers Market Brings Together Community, Culture and Creativity

Students, faculty and staff are offered a diverse lineup of vendors, ranging from fresh produce and handmade crafts to international cuisines and on-campus resources.
By Isra Habib, Assistant Arts Editor | September 7, 2024

  The University of Utah Farmers Market is back! It occurs every Thursday from Aug. 22 to Oct. 3, from 10 a.m. and 2 p.m., between the Student Services Building and the Union. This annual fall...

Art installation at Kilby Block Party. (Photo by Luke Jackson | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

A Beginner’s Guide to SLC Arts for New Students

Salt Lake City has lots to offer to all art lovers.
By Hailey Edmonds, Arts Writer | September 7, 2024

  The University of Utah draws its own unique crowd of skiers, music enthusiasts and artists. Students come from coast to coast to explore what Utah has to offer them. If you fall into the category...

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David Kushner’s ‘The Dichotomy’ Explores The Paradox of Hope

Kushner places emphasis on his faith in all of his music and dedicates this album’s entirety to his relationship with God and how it has influenced his life and career.
By Jordan Thornblad, Arts Writer | September 6, 2024

  David Kushner shattered the world on the morning of Aug. 30 with eleven words: “My 17 song full debut album “The Dichotomy” is officially out.” From his first viral sensation “Miserable...

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Post Malone’s Dive Into Country Music with ‘F-1 Trillion’

The album ends with “Yours,” a song for Malone’s baby girl for when she’s all grown up and moving on to her own relationships.
By Mikaela Ponce, Arts Writer | September 5, 2024

  Post Malone’s long-awaited sixth album dropped on Aug. 16, and it’s already a hit. With 18 songs ranging from love letters to tailgate anthems and 15 features, this truly is an all-encompassing...

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Salt Lake City Lives for Live Music

Whether you’re into indie-pop or alternative rock, Salt Lake has the sound and stage for you. 
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | August 29, 2024

  If you’re anything of a music connoisseur, then you know Salt Lake City’s music scene is booming with new sights to see and hear every week. From music festivals, tours and anniversaries,...

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Sabrina Carpenter’s ‘Short n’ Sweet’ is Pop’s Newest Treat

Even with her quirky and sexual lyrics, Carpenter doesn’t shed away from her more personal and emotional ballads. 
By Eliza Delgado, Arts Editor | August 28, 2024

  The anticipation has finally come to an end. Sabrina Carpenter welcomes us inside the world of her sixth studio album “Short n’ Sweet.”  She’s Sweet, But She’ll Bite Witty, sweet...

Festival goers mingle during the Grid City Music Festival in Salt Lake City on Aug. 23, 2024. (Photo by Marco Lozzi | The Daily Utah Chronicle)

The Plastic Cherries Headline Grid City Music Festival

Back for its third year, Grid City Music Festival hosted local music across Salt Lake City, Aug. 23-25. This year, local glam rock band The Plastic Cherries headlined.
By Laney Hansen, Arts Editor | August 28, 2024

  Back for its third year, Grid City Music Festival hosted local music across Salt Lake City, Aug. 23-25. A free event, this festival gives space to 54 local bands on seven different stages throughout...