KRCL PRESENTS

KRCL Presents: Kishi Bashi at The Commonwealth Room on Oct 13

Kishi Bashi is the pseudonym of Emmy-nominated singer, songwriter, and multi-instrumentalist Kaoru Ishibashi. A Berklee-trained virtuoso violinist, Kishi Bashi is acclaimed for his uplifting, high-energy concerts and his distinctive loop-based violin style. He has also earned recognition for his groundbreaking collaborations with major symphonies—including the National Symphony Orchestra, Chicago Philharmonic, Seattle Symphony, and Oregon Symphony—where he blends classical and pop influences in captivating performances. Beyond the orchestral stage, he has toured internationally with Regina Spektor and of Montreal, and released five acclaimed albums—beginning with his NPR-praised debut 151a (2012), followed by Sonderlust (2016), the documentary project Omoiyari (2019), and most recently Kantos (2024), a kaleidoscopic fusion of funk, jazz, and orchestral pop. Known for his cinematic storytelling and genre-bending sound, Kishi Bashi continues to push creative boundaries while captivating audiences worldwide.

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KRCL Presents: Fruit Bats at The Commonwealth Room on Oct 16

Fruit Bats, the project of Eric D. Johnson, announced a new album, The Landfill, due out on June 12, 2026 from Merge Records. Catch Fruit Bats live in Salt Lake City.

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KRCL Presents: Deer Tick at Urban Lounge Sept 27

Deer Tick have announced their new album, Coin-O-Matic, and shared lead single “Mary Singletary.” With the record out June 5th via ATO, they’ve also revealed a run of North American tour dates covering summer and fall of 2026. They are headed to Salt Lake City's Urban Lounge on September 27.

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KRCL Presents: Built to Spill at Urban Lounge on Sept 1

Indie rock veterans Built to Spill are out on a spring/summer tour and their final stop is here in Salt Lake City at Urban Lounge.

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KRCL Presents: Widowspeak at Urban Lounge on Aug 14

Widowspeak are one of the most prolific and hardworking bands going, bubbling just under the surface. Molly Hamilton and Robert Earl Thomas are the core of the group and its songwriters, and they have honed their sound across sixteen years and an impressively consistent catalog. A lot has happened in that time: for them, for everyone. One of many bands to crop up in a fertile New York City music scene, they started out shuffling gear between venues now-since shuttered (Glasslands, Cake Shop, 285 Kent, Death By Audio to name a few) and their practice space in Monster Island Basement (now a Trader Joe’s). The highs and lows of a long career mean chaotic stints as road dogs traipsing across North America, fly-in gigs to São Paulo or Guadalajara, wrapping seven-week European tours… And then down-time of years in between, considering the power of slowly building a body of work. Widowspeak is now a married couple, working day jobs in their own off-season. Robert is a carpenter, Molly a waitress.

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KRCL Presents: Rostam at The State Room on June 10

Rostam Batmanglij known simply as Rostam, is a founding member of Vampire Weekend and a solo artist in his own right. He's announced his third studio album, American Stories, will be out on May 15 and he's headed to The State Room in June.

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