With a reputation for unfiltered and biting humor, Nick Di Paolo's performances hark back to the classic tenets of stand-up comedy, blending relevance with a dose of prudent irreverence. Not only a dexterous comedian, Di Paolo is also recognizable for his radio hosting duties and impressive acting careers in shows like Louie, "Inside Amy Schumer", "The Sopranos", and other popular sitcoms, demonstrating his versatility and infinite adaptability in advancing his comedic influence beyond the stage.

Indulge in an evening of laughter at a comedy show hosted by the one and only William Montgomery. Throughout the show, you can't help but laugh uncontrollably at his clever jokes and offbeat humor, making it a night to remember.

Jessie Murph is a dynamic pop artist, known for her iconic and propulsive fusion tracks with a retro-futuristic feel. Her 2019 single "Resistance" topped the Billboard Dance/Electronic chart and has solidified her presence in the genre. Other popular releases such as "Hearts" and "Divinity" showcase her remarkable range, from contemplative balladry to critical rap. With her ever-growing, dedicated fanbase, Jessie Murph is an artist to watch.

JP Saxe is a singer, songwriter, and musician from Canada known for creating the Grammy-nominated song "If the World Was Ending," with his girlfriend Julia Michaels.

The reggae rock sextet, Fortunate Youth, was formed in California in 2009. Since then, three of their five studio albums have reached the top of Billboard charts.

Hailing from Brooklyn, Moon Hooch is known for their genre-mashing blend of saxophone and percussion-based music, dubbed "cave music." They are strongly passionate about environmentalism and sustainable living and use their influence to share this philosophy with others.

The American indie rock band, Big Thief, began their journey in 2015 and has already released multiple critically acclaimed albums like, "Two Hands" and "U.F.O.F." They were nominated for Grammy Awards in both 2020 and 2021.

The Struts is a British rock band whose debut studio album "Everybody Wants" charted in the UK. On their USA debut tour, the LA tickets had sold out within thirty minutes. Their single "Could Have Been" got to the top five on Spotify Viral Top 50, iTunes rock, and US alt rock.

Noah Cyrus is a singer-songwriter who has carved her own path with a moody blend of pop, indie, and country influences. Known for her emotional vulnerability and smoky voice, she has released acclaimed projects like The Hardest Part. Cyrus continues to evolve artistically while forging an identity distinct from her famous family.

Above & Beyond is an award-winning English electronic music group from London. Along with owning music labels and hosting the show "Group Therapy Radio," the trio has also been placed among the Top 100 DJs Poll consistently since 2007. With tracks like "Sun & Moon," "See The End," and "Night Light," they have also won multiple national and international awards.

FanX Salt Lake Comic Convention is a dynamic gathering for fans of comics, movies, TV, and pop culture. Held at the Salt Palace Convention Center, this multi-day event features celebrity guests, panel discussions, artist alleys, and an expansive vendor floor. With cosplay contests, fan meet-ups, and immersive experiences, FanX offers something for geeks, gamers, and pop culture enthusiasts of all kinds.

Samia is an American singer-songwriter from New York City with a "sardonically sunny" indie-rock sound. Given that her parents are the actors Kathy Najimy and Dan Finnerty, Samia has been acting and pursuing music for most of her life.

Soccer is nonstop action, with dramatic goals, near misses, and constant energy from the crowd. Nothing compares to the live experience — being there in person is way more exciting than watching on TV.

James Marriott, a UK-based YouTuber and musician, has gained a following for his commentary videos and his indie music. His musical endeavors, including his EP "No Left Brain," reveal his talent for introspective songwriting and a unique indie sound, complementing his online presence.

The Bones of J.R. Jones is the musical project of Jonathon Robert Linaberry, a multi-instrumentalist, singer, and songwriter. Linaberry creates a raw and soulful blend of blues, folk, and Americana music, showcasing his skills as a vocalist, guitarist, and percussionist.

Mudvayne is an American heavy metal band formed in 1996 in Peoria, Illinois, known for their complex rhythms and theatrical visual style. The band gained widespread attention with their 2000 debut album L.D. 50, which helped define the nu-metal genre. After a hiatus in 2010, Mudvayne reunited in 2021 and continues to captivate audiences with their intense live performances.

With more than 20 million monthly listeners on Spotify, Tate McRae has a dedicated fan base. Her sad songs like "you broke me first" and "that way" convey universal themes of heartbreak and healing.

Birdtalker is a band from Nashville who creates indie folk and alternative rock music. They officially debuted in June 2016 with their first recorded digital single, "Heavy," and then followed it with a six-song EP, as well as the full-length album, One.

Circle Jerks is a hardcore punk band from LA formed in 1979, whose 1980 debut album became a landmark in the hardcore genre. Their most popular tracks include "Wild in the Streets," "Live Fast Die Young," and "Question Authority."

With a voice that could make a ballroom chandelier sway, Benson Boone skyrocketed from TikTok sensation to pop's rising star almost overnight. His soulful ballads and heartfelt lyrics resonate with a generation seeking authenticity, making him a name you'll be humming long after the playlist ends.

Fly By Midnight is an indie-pop and visual collective duo from New York consisting of Justin Bryte and Justin Slavo. Their most popular songs include "Lovely," "Love Me Like A Friend," and "Automatic" featuring Jake Miller.

REDWEST is a three-day country music festival in Salt Lake City featuring over 30 artists across two main stages and an exclusive VIP+ stage. With headliners like Kacey Musgraves, Noah Kahan, and Post Malone, the festival delivers big-name performances alongside food trucks, bars, VIP lounges, and catered experiences. It’s a celebration of country music, community, and good times, with a mission to support local and national charities.

Based in Los Angeles, Grateful Shred manages to capture that elusive Dead atmosphere, with wide-open guitar tones, smooth three-part vocal harmonies, and lots of shredded solos. "The way it looked, sounded and felt. It's strange. It's more of a 'take' on The Dead than a tribute band," Dan Horne, the band's bassist, adds.

Rock band All Time Low have headlined various tours and festivals since their formation in 2003. They have also embarked on year-long tours more than once. Some of the festivals they have headlined are Soundwave and Warped Tour.

Matt Maltese is a singer-songwriter from England who blends genres like indie pop, chamber pop, and indie rock. Since 2015, he has released singles like "As the World Caves In," "Even If It's a Lie," and "I Hear The Day Has Come," which earned him over three million monthly listeners on Spotify.