Building community one piece at a time

This week is KRCL's Summer Drive, and we're asking you to help power your community radio station. We've got some great thank-you gifts this drive, ...

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Meet the DJ - Ebay Hamilton

Monday, Feb. 16: Instead of mattress and car sales to celebrate Presidents Day, RadioACTive Pop!'s Olivia Jaramillo gets the origin story of KRCL's favorite Drive ...

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Local artist Trevor Dahl creates special mural for KRCL

We're excited to unveil a new mural by local artist Trevor Dahl, made specially for KRCL's office space and conference area. Dahl has been a ...

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Calling All Punk Rock Farmers For the Last Hour of Summer Drive

Friday, June 12: Live @ 6 PM with the homegrown music of Scott Lippitt. It's Punk Rock Farmer Friday and more True Tales of the Agrihood™ ...

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Look for KRCL Out at Festivals, Shows and Events all Summer Long

We're ready for a fun filled spring and summer. Look for KRCL's tent and table at concerts, festivals and community events. Swing by, say hi, ...

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Fort Desolation Fest is back Sept 24-26 in Torrey Utah

Fort Desolation Fest returns September 24–26 with three nights of music in the red rocks of Cougar Ridge Resort in Torrey, UT, and three days ...

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Queer History Corner: Joe Redburn

For Pride month, KRCL has collaborated with the Mildred Berryman Institute to bring you Utah Queer History each Monday and Thursday throughout June. These pieces ...

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What's Your KRCL Story?

From listener to volunteer to staff to concertgoer, we want your story of Listeners' Community Radio of Utah!

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KRCL PRESENTS

KRCL Presents: Kenny Wayne Shepard Band at The Capitol Theater on June 25

Thirty years ago, a Fender ...

Just Announced! Phoebe Bridgers is coming to the Delta Center on Oct 21

Phoebe Bridgers is coming to ...

KRCL Local Spotlight: Daniel Young & the Rambling Roses at The State Room June 13

Local singer-songwriter, guitarist, drummer, sound engineer, ...

KRCL Presents: Robert Plant with Saving Grace at Abravanel Hall on Oct 8

Robert Plant returns to Salt ...

KRCL Welcomes: Gorillaz to The Delta Center on Oct 20

Virtual band Gorillaz led by ...

KRCL Welcomes Lukas Nelson to Sandy Amphitheater July 8

Lukas Nelson is headed back ...

KRCL Welcomes: Thee Sacred Souls with LA LOM and The Womack Sisters Aug 18

Thee Sacred Souls, LA LOM ...

KRCL Presents: Squeeze with Adam Ant at The Capitol Theater Sept 9

Squeeze have announced the 29-date ...

KRCL Presents: Tallest Man on Earth at the Commonwealth Room Nov 2

Swedish singer-songwriter The Tallest Man ...

KRCL Presents: Gary Clark Jr at The Eccles Theater on Oct 14

Just Announced! Grammy winning Austin ...

This Week on RadioACTive, M-F at 6PM

Weeknights from 6-7 PM, RadioACTive passes the mic to grassroots activists, community builders, punk rock farmers, and DIY makers and musicians. Coming up:

Monday, June 15: RadioACTive Pop! blends SLAC’s The Gaslight Zone with Black Noir and Juneteenth. Plus, NAACP’s Jeanetta Williams.

Tuesday, June 16: Tala Noa’s Stephanie Mahina returns with filmmakers and organizers behind the annual Masima Film Festival @ SLFS. Plus, Black Noir, Animal Rights Awareness Week, World Refugee Day, and Lil Poppet’s production of Sam Shepard’s True West. Plus, Black Noir.

Wednesday, June 17: RadioACTive passes the microphone to Utah International Charter School students to tell their stories. RA contributor Kyle Forbush brings us busking sounds as we launch a Summer Singer-Songwriter Challenge. Plus, Black Noir.

Thursday, June 18: RadioACTive Workshop launches the America250 Book Club with Threadwork Collective and 1974 Bookstore SLC. Plus, Black Noir.

Friday, June 19: Happy Juneteenth National Independence Day! Tune in for clips of our Black Noir Collab for the holiday. Juneteenth marks one of the oldest known commemorations related to the abolition of slavery in the United States. Lincoln issued the Emancipation Proclamation on Jan. 1, 1863. It still took two-and-a-half years for Union troops to reach Galveston, Texas, and enforce the proclamation that had already liberated enslaved people in other Confederate states.

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