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Celebrating 10 years of great music with Greg Downs, self-curator of Pale Horse Sound
Cardinal Bloom, Drusky, The Backseat Lovers and more honor a stalwart of the SLC music scene.
Over Under Victoria Hills From fan to musician, the Salt Lake City music scene is a family—something which was evident at Pale Horse Sound Studios’ 10th anniversary show on May 31. Celebrating 10 years of Pale Horse Sound, a bunch of bands came together in the Kilby Court alleyway for a once-in-a-lifetime event.
From longtime musicians like Cardinal Bloom and Drusky to emerging artists like Blind Temptress and Bleacher Babe along with a surprise performance by Utah legends The Backseat Lovers, a night like this couldn’t get any more familial.
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Beloved all-ages venue anchoring Salt Lake City's indie and DIY music scene.