1.18.24 7PM

Indie, Garage-Punk Mania! Mopsy is a 4 piece rock n’ roll group from SLC! Taking sonic inspiration from the Strokes and Nirvana, hear the dizzy distorted guitar wash over the forward motion of the drums with strong heavy bass with the nostalgic raspy sun-baked vocals by the singer “Cap”. Come get rowdy in the loud undeniable sounds of the 90’s Grunge, DIY, and Indie Rock.

1.25.25 7PM

Blue Rain Boots is an indie rock band based out of Salt Lake City. Beginning in 2018, Blue Rain Boots has amassed millions of listeners and has had opportunities opening for artists including but not limited to Soccer Mommy, Phoebe Bridgers, Mac Demarco, and Death Cab For Cutie. With the release of their new album “The Grand Idea”, Blue Rain Boots has embraced a more heavy and rock approach to indie music while discussing themes of lost relationships and the difficulties of navigating change.

02.01.25 7PM

The term “Beatnik” originated as a term to describe the Beat Generation; a bygone era made up of young artists and poets staking their claim in a brand-new world. Inspired by the bold artists of the Beat Generation, Beatnik attempts to recreate the ruminations of that creative period; with a medium of pop, disco, funk, and a splash of jazz.

02.14.25

The quick and clever indie-fusion 4-piece Guava Tree hales from the northern Wasatch Mountains in Logan, UT. With an emphasis on the rhythm section, frontman “Mowgli” uses his unique and eclectic guitar work with a modern lyrical message of love and peace to always get the crowd unified and moving! Don’t miss the 6-string Bass, Congas, Bongos, Triangle, and even a 40’inch Gong in this unforgettable live sensation! Genres of all sorts(indie, jazz, soul, rock, reggae, R&B) Guava Tree will wake you up dancing and leave you wanting to make music of your own! Check out their latest full LP “Joint Custody” by Guava Tree on all streaming platforms before the show!

02.15.25 7PM

“College rock is what we call it. College radio stations, especially in the 1980s, are a lot of what we listen to! No offense, but college radio has not had the influence that it once had because of the internet and streaming services. We call it post-college rock, which makes no sense at all, but it’s like a lot of jangle-pop, new wave influence and indie.” - Sam Hurtado