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Salt Lake City Weekly's live music picks for July 23 to July 29
Taylor Dayne/Exposé at Canyons Village; Of Montreal at Metro Music Hall; Totally Tubular Festival at Red Butte; Suki Waterhouse at Gallivan; Howard Jones at Maverik Center
Taylor Dayne Courtesy Photo Taylor Dayne / Exposé @ Canyons Village Amphitheater 7/25 Ah, the 1980s. A time when artists became more than musicians—they became brands, capable of influencing culture on a global scale through music videos, groundbreaking tours and unforgettable songs.
Taylor Dayne’s single “Tell It to My Heart” is one of those big spectacle records that remains timeless. Off her 1987 release, the powerfully synthesized jam occupied a chunk of the pop zeitgeist as it shot up the charts, wedged in between Casey Kasem’s commentary and trivia nuggets.
“It was very grassroots.
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Places in this story
- Gallivan Center
Downtown civic plaza hosting concerts, film nights, and community events.
- Metro Music Hall
Downtown · Downtown live music venue and bar hosting touring and local acts, drag nights, and dance parties.
- Red Butte Garden
Foothills garden venue known for summer concerts and family-friendly outings.