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SALT LAKE CITY — Utah's own Neon Trees will be performing in Salt Lake City at The Depot for a special 16 and up concert, on Friday June 8.
The Provo-based band came into the music scene with their singles "Animal", "Surrender" and "1983", taking over alternative music charts all over the country, making them a hometown hit.
The concert focuses on their new album "Picture Show", which has already met rave reviews with the help of its single "Everybody Talks". The show is not expected to disappoint, with special guests Nico Vega, Devil Whale and The Blue Aces.
Tickets are on sale now, starting at $15 in advance and $20 at the door, or at all Smith's Tix location and online
Tickets are also available at the Depot box office day of show starting at 5:00 p.m. or online
Salt Lake City Fire Department's Summer Safety Fair
With the recent wildfires racing their way through the southwestern states, it's important to learn all that is possible to keep the community safe and fire free. Thankfully, the Salt Lake City Fire Department is holding its annual Summer Safety Fair on Friday, June 1.
The fair's purpose is to educate the community on safety tactics that can be used in the event of an emergency, such as CPR demonstrations and a fire safety trailer. The SLCFD will demonstrate equipment such as a bomb squad robot and some of the smartest dogs around, demonstrating their bomb training.
Although educational, the fair boasts food and fun-filled activities designed for the entire family, including a firefighter combat challenge for kids, and a bike rodeo.
The fair will be held at the Utah State Fairpark located at 155 North 1000 West, in Salt Lake.
Music on the Plaza Concert Series at the Gateway
The Gateway asks that you tune in to its annual summer long concert series, taking place every Thursday, beginning June 7 until July 26.
The concerts are free to the public, bringing an array of artists in genres from jazz, funk, country, rock and pop.
The Gateway already offers a large variety of shopping, dining and entertainment in Downtown Salt Lake.
