September Music Guide

By Lacey Jane Pappas

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Welcome to September! I’m excited to highlight this month’s music scene, as there are lots of fantastic bands sopping by SLC. Do yourself a favor and get out and see live music. You’ll be happy you did. Here are my picks for this month:

blitzen.jpgIf you like Beck, try Portland natives Blitzen Trapper at Kilby Court on September 11. With staggered rhythms and bits of twang, this band is definitely worth checking out—especially if alt country is fast becoming your favorite music genre. (Like me.)

Listen here. Suggested track: “Preachers”

For something totally diverse, tune into the pop-transforming, energy-packed, synthesizing troupe CSS. The Brazilian band is tired of being sexy. (CSS is the abbreviation for “Cansei de ser sexy.” Portuguese for … you guessed it.) Check them out at In the Venue on September 15; they’re playing with Tilly and the Wall, to sweeten the deal.

Listen here. Suggested track: “Give Up”

rara.jpgShow me a band with cello and violin, and I’m all ears. Add hummable melodies and catchy beats, and I’m in love. Meet Ra Ra Riot. They’re not as heavy as the name implies—rather, the sound is lullaby-ish with a nice balance of beats. Ra-ra with them on September 17 at Kilby Court.

Listen here. Suggested track: “Dying is Fine”

Dr. Dog‘s newest album, “Fate,” has been on repeat over here for a while. The Philadelphia act brings out-of-the-box tracks that feature longing lyrics, experimental melodies and unusual rhythms. If you’re in a music funk, make an appointment with this doc on September 26 at the Urban Lounge.

Listen here. Suggested track: “The Breeze”

sigur-ros.jpgAnd last but certainly not least, Icelandic speculate Sigur Ros will be playing at Saltair on September 28. They’re the perfect soundtrack band, as their songs are filled with cool energy and substance. We’ve heard wonders about their live shows. Do yourself a favor and check ‘em out.

Listen here. Suggested track: “Festival”

Coming Up:

  • Stephen Malkmus & The Jicks on Nov. 8. Tickets here.
  • The Hotel Cafe Tour featuring Rachael Yamagata, Priscilla Ahn and Thao Nguyen on Nov. 12. Info here.
  • Of Montreal on Nov. 17. Tickets here.

Here’s the rest:

Artist When & Where Ticket Price How to Buy Tickets
The Ting Tings

Friday, September 12
W Lounge

$8.50 Click Here
Mt. Eerie

Thursday, September 4
Kilby Court

$12.75 Click Here
Tim Finn

Thursday, September 4
Bar Deluxe

$24.25 Click Here
Centro-Matic

Monday, September 8
The Urban Lounge

$12.75 Click Here
Blitzen Trapper

Thursday, September 11
Kilby Court

$12.75 Click Here
TV on the Radio

Saturday, September 13
In the Venue

$21.00 Click Here
CSS
w/ Tilly & the Wall

Monday, September 15
In the Venue

$19.25 Click Here
Ra Ra Riot

Wednesday, September 17
Kilby Court

$12.75 Click Here
Dr. Dog

Friday, September 26
The Urban Lounge

$12.75 Click Here
Sigur Ros

Sunday, September 28
Saltair

$27.00 Click Here
Cold War Kids

Thursday, October 2
In the Venue

$18.75 Click Here
Margot and The Nuclear So & So’s

Friday, October 3
Kilby Court

$12.75 Click Here
Silver Jews

Saturday, October 4
The Urban Lounge

$15.25 Click Here


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One Response to “September Music Guide”

  1. *Madeline* Says:

    I am so excited for the Hotel Cafe tour show in November! I checked out their website and the bill is set to be:

    Rachael Yamagata
    Meiko
    Thao Nguyen
    Kate Havnevik
    Lenka
    Emily Wells

    (No Priscilla Ahn, which is unfortunate)

    Looks to be an incredible show! Thanks for the heads up!

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