AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUtah Arts & Culture: Ogden Contemporary Arts named Brooklyn artist Zachary Fabri its 2026 artist in residence, with a residency focused on Utah salt extraction and what’s taken vs. what remains—plus new work tied to the Great Salt Lake and Compass Minerals’ solar ponds, culminating in a live performance Oct. 2. Music & Live Shows: Connecticut emo band Anxious released “Don’t Move” and added a Salt Lake City stop Sept. 24 at The Grand; medieval doom crew Castle Rat also dropped a new “DRAGON” video and will play SLC Oct. 11 at The Grand. Pop Music: The Jonas Brothers announced a 45-city “Burning Up Tour All Over Again” run starting Sept. 25, with tickets rolling out via presales beginning Aug. 18. Local Entertainment Industry: Utah-based S&S Worldwide highlighted its role building record-tall amusement rides, including a 475-foot drop tower manufactured in North Logan for a Six Flags park abroad. Sports Buzz: BYU/Utah-area football coverage included updates on BYU’s pass rush goals for 2026 and a camp grade story for Michigan QB Bryce Underwood.
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