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Utahns have a chance to ring in the New Year this winter with a fan-favorite musician: Post Malone. The rap-turned-country artist is set to headline a New Year’s Eve Festival at Delta Center, with special guest Alesso, a house and EDM artist.
The Kilby Block Party has unveiled its 2027 lineup for the annual Salt Lake City music festival, featuring headliners Deftones, The Strokes, and Jungle. The eighth iteration of the event will take place from May 14-16, 2027, at the Utah State Fairpark.
The Kilby Block Party will return next May, bringing a wide range of genres to Salt Lake City with more than 70 musical artists on its 2027 lineup. Grammy-winning rock band Deftones are scheduled to headline the concert series along with The Strokes, Jungle, Fontaines D.C., Slayyter and Lil Yachty, among others.
The lineup for the 2027 Kilby Block Party has been released, featuring over 70 artists. The Salt Lake City festival is scheduled to take place from May 14 through May 16, 2027, at the Utah State Fairpark.
The lineup for Kilby Block Party 2027 includes big names, international artists and local bands. The festival started as an actual block party in 2019 and has grown exponentially. 3-day passes will go on sale Oct. 29 at 10 a.m. MDT. Kilby Block Party has announced its highly anticipated 2027 lineup, which features indie musicians from around the world — and the festival’s home of Salt Lake City.
A new partnership between USA Bobsled/Skeleton and several advanced manufacturing companies aims to develop next-generation bobsled cowlings using aerospace-grade composite materials. The collaboration, announced October 28, 2026, involves Albany Engineered Composites, Hexcel, and Nammo Composite Solutions to support athletes preparing for the 2034 Winter Olympics.
Noah Fiefia, a Ridgeline running back, has received an offer from the Utah Utes following a game-day visit to Salt Lake City. Fiefia, who has been committed to Utah State since June, is weighing the new opportunity alongside his current commitment.
Headliners include Deftones, The Strokes and Jungle. Stefene Russell Kilby Block Party 2026 Courtesy Photo The official Kilby Block Party 2027 announcement dropped this morning with most of the 70 acts confirmed, including headliners Deftones, The Strokes, Jungle, Fontaines D.C., Slayyter and Lil Yachty; there are still about a dozen TBAs.
Tiffany Atkinson, who serves as Mayor of Hyde Park as of the city's undated personnel directory, has prioritized transparency and community connection through social media and direct communication.
Earlier this year, Heber City Police officer Jesse Bell was on patrol when he came across a man experiencing homelessness. The man had just had surgery and needed a place to stay while he waited for transportation back to Idaho. Police Chief Parker Sever said Bell contacted several resources to find overnight housing for the man, but none could take him.
Woodard Park City is partnering with the University of Utah for their second annual Rail Jam, bringing freestyle skiing and snowboarding to the university’s campus 4-9 p.m. on Nov. 6. “Partnering with the University of Utah gives students a chance to drop in, push their progression and feed off the energy of pro riders right on campus,” said Gar Trayner, general manager of Woodward Park City.
Twenty Park City youth are waiting for a caring adult mentor. Big Brothers Big Sisters of Utah is calling on the community to help connect more local children and teens with a trusted adult who can offer encouragement, build confidence and help them navigate life’s challenges, the organization said.
At a Wasatch Highlands preliminary municipality public hearing on Tuesday, Greener Hills resident Cindy Cossairt noted both sides of the aisle were represented about a week before ballots are due. This is election season, and we have gathered both Democrats and Republicans (who) are all opposed, Cossairt said.