Provo City Library presents “Monday Night Performances” in their Ballroom on the 4th Monday of each month.
Various artists will perform each month and admission is FREE!
September 26, 2011 – Scera Youth Theatre’s Acting Up
October 31, 2011 – No performance (Halloween).
November 28, 2011 – Utah Valley Handbell Ringers
*Permanently Closed
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3605 S State Street
Salt Lake City, UT 84115
(801) 654-6678
Keith Urban returns to Salt Lake City, Utah with his “Escape Together World Tour” for one night only. See what makes Keith Urban one of the biggest and best stars of country music. Little Big Town opens the show.
Past Event
Delta Center
301 S West Temple, Salt Lake
Get ready to see Good Charlotte when they bring their tour in support of their newest release, “Cardiology,” with guests Forever the Sickest Kids to In The Venue March 19, 2011.
Good Charlotte is a American Rock band from Waldorf, Maryland that formed on April 1, 1996. They took their name from the children’s book Good Charlotte: The Girls of Good Day Orphanage written by Carol Beach York.
Ticket Price: $23.50 Adv/$25 Day Of. All ages show. Concert begins at 6pm – 11pm.
VIA — a Utah based band which has three high school students from Olympus,
Hillcrest, Rowland Hall and one recent Olympus graduate —placed third overall in the nationwide SchoolJam USA Battle of the Bands in Anaheim, Calif., in January, 2011.
As a School of Rock West Coast Touring All-Star, Chase has performed all over the west, as well as with Earl Slick, guitarist for David Bowie, and Napoleon Murphy Brock, of Frank Zappa fame. He has performed for Disney officials at the Sundance Film Festival, for TBS Latin America executives, and at the NAMM Show in Los Angeles.
Concert time is 7:30 p.m. Typically, the hall is open a half hour before downbeat unless the performing group requests otherwise. Seating is on a first-come basis as there are no reserved seats.
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Mayfield first performed with her family bluegrass band One Way Rider at the age of 8. They began touring as a family band, boarding a 1956 tour bus (once belonging to Bill Monroe, Kitty Wells, and Ernest Tubb) and headed south from Ohio to Tennessee. At age 11, Jessica began playing guitar and writing songs. She asked her brother David to show her a few chords, and then she started using those chords to write her own songs.
Jessica got her first break at the Europe Gyro in Kent, Ohio playing for tips and free pizza every Monday. The place is known for its rough and unforgiving crowd and the experience toughened her act up considerably. For this residency, she had a fresh batch of songs she had just written after a breakup with her first boyfriend. It was then that she realized she had somewhere to channel her sadness: into her music.
Featuring one of the biggest djs from LA: DJ REZA
Local DJ’s ALL-STARS: DJ:K, ELLIOTT JOHNSTON, BRIAN BLURR, DMITRY KO, DIZZ, GROOVE XPERIENCE, ST1CKE
Cascada is an award-winning German eurodance group. They are most famous for their hit singles “Everytime We Touch” which won them a World Music Award in 2007 as well as becoming the group’s first number one single, “What Hurts the Most” which stormed the charts in 2008, and “Evacuate the Dancefloor” which recently became a UK number one. So far the group has sold an estimated 13 million copies of their three albums worldwide. Cascada consists of English-German singer Natalie Horler, and Record producers DJ Manian and Yanou.
Natalie Horler was born on September 23, 1981. As the front line singer, she is often presented as Cascada, as opposed to the entire band. When she was just 26, she worked for a number of various DJs. She provided vocals for dance act 2 Vibez with their song “Sometimes”, which was released on October 8, 2004. Eventually, she met Yann Peifer and Manuel Reuter . Natalie was born in Bonn, Germany. Horler’s parents are English, thus she speaks fluent English with an English accent and states that she has enjoyed a ‘very English upbringing’.
The Psychedelic Furs came together in England’s emerging punk scene in 1977, where they were initially called “RKO,” then “Radio.” They then vacillated between calling themselves “The Europeans” and “The Psychedelic Furs,” playing gigs under both names before permanently settling on the latter.
