Emilee Atkinson is a Music Editor at Salt Lake City Weekly. An Ogden native, she has a deep passion for music and writing, which she expertly combines to explore themes in arts and entertainment, culture, and society, particularly focusing on the music business and various music genres. Emilee's work has been featured in Salt Lake City Weekly.
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Emilee Atkinson's coverage is heavily focused on the local music scene, with a strong emphasis on announcements and event coverage. This suggests that she would be most responsive to pitches related to new music releases, upcoming music events or concerts, and artist spotlights within the United States, specifically in Utah and Salt Lake City.
Given her focus on expert commentary, reaching out with insights from notable figures within the local music industry could be particularly effective. Additionally, providing exclusive access to interviews or behind-the-scenes content with emerging artists or bands may resonate well with Emilee's coverage preferences.
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Red Hot Chilli Pipers @ Egyptian Theatre 3/27-29, Big Gigantic @ The Marquis 3/28, Lamb of God @ Union Event Center 3/28, and more.
New music from floatingaround, Cecret Souls, Krooked Kings, frick. and Jake Witt.
The Backseat Lovers, The Aces, Queenadilla, Carson Ferris and Bonneville, straight outta Utah County.
New music from Stella Standingbear, Tariq Abou-Bakr, Austin Archer, Graveyard Violet, Advent Horizon.
A Progress Report As someone who was born and raised in Salt Lake City, I have a great love for our county. I’ve spent endless hours on our trails and in our mountains, as well as attending local arts and film festivals. And when my dad, Ted Wilson (1939-2024), was mayor of Salt Lake City, my experiences in our valley expanded to include governance and local politics.
Cory Mon, Olly Olly Oxen Free In his 2024 album You Don’t Own Me, Cory Mon touched on themes of healing after very hard times. It led people to call him and ask, “Hey, are you okay?” Things are the opposite with his newest album, Olly Olly Oxen Free. This 10th album in Mon’s library focuses on a return to joy, playfulness and creating for the sake of creating.
Veteran Utah band offers up a new album of 20-year-old songs.
By: Emilee Atkinson
It seems like every dang day this summer, there’s some awesome music event happening. Some are for all-ages and family-friendly while others are perfect for going out with a group of friends. Here are details on some upcoming (as well as ongoing) events you won’t want to miss.
Alicia Stockman is Homebound in her sophomore venture while Always Her rocks out with their debut album.
By: Mark Dago, Arica Roberts, Emilee Atkinson, Laney Hansen, Scott Renshaw
Local Music Issue
