June Audio News Today

World Cafe visits June Audio, alongside Provo band The National Parks, to find out what makes this recording studio so key to the local music scene.

Velour Live Music Gallery and its owner, Corey Fox, have helped launch the careers of bands like Neon Trees, Imagine Dragons and The Moth & The Flame.

The music scene in Provo is unique among Utah and now its getting a light shined on it by the National Public Radio.

Now it’s Provo’s turn in the spotlight. On Thursday, Provo will join the series “Sense of Place” hosted by “World Cafe,” a daily music and interview program distributed by NPR that highlights the music scene in cities around the world. The program has been to LA; Austin, Texas; London; Vienna; Melbourne, Australia; Chicago; Portland, Oregon; […]

When it comes to local music in Utah, there's no reason at all to feel like you're somehow missing out, whether you're one of the amazing people who creates that music, or the fans who love to listen to it.

New music from Carson Ferris, City Library Summer Concert Series

Indie rockers talk highlights and future plans

Another round of local singles, feat. Evan Michael and Scott Lippitt

Today, folk-influenced male/female indie pop band The National Parks has released their new album, A Mix For The End Of The World – Part 1. PRESS HERE to listen.