First Look at the new video for “Mona” (Acoustic Version) by local artist Yugs. Take a peak at the exclusive video now.

Yugs is an indie-alternative Chilean-Jewish artist and producer that makes music to close your eyes and dance to. Drawing from an eccentric mix of influences—The Strokes, Mac DeMarco, Nujabes—his sound blends lo-fi rock grooves, dreamy soundscapes, and emotionally honest lyricism designed to "help you see the magic that exists all around us."

S&S Presents is thrilled to share the lineup for  Kilby Block Party 2026! Taking place Friday, May 15th through Sunday, May 17th at the Utah State Fairpark in Salt Lake City, UT, the seventh annual edition of Kilby Block Party will feature performances from 70 artists. The top end of the bill features Lorde, The xx, Turnstile, and Hayley Williams among others.

As festival season winds down, we are once again reminded why the Austin City Limits Music Festival is the best way to go out. Set upon the beautiful backdrop of Austin, Texas, ACL provided two amazing weekends of musical bliss for all to enjoy. The festival once again proved why it’s a cornerstone in the American music festival circuit.

Japanese Breakfast brought the Melancholy Tour to Mission Ballroom this past Saturday, putting on a stunning theatrical production and cementing themselves as an indie music staple. 

Clipse’s electrifying performance in Denver on August 21, 2025, solidified their status as hip-hop pioneers. Opening with new anthems like “Chains and Whips” and “So Be It,” instantly familiarized the crowd with their latest material. Clipse seamlessly integrated recent projects, showcasing growth without sacrificing their cult following’s rawness. Pusha T’s razor-sharp lyricism and commanding stage presence complemented Malice’s calm yet powerful presence, with soulful hooks and thoughtful interjections.

AJR returned to Denver for another show at the Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre, and they came in full force. Their show was part of their tour promoting their latest album, “The Maybe Man,” and the band played a range of songs from across their discography. 

The crowd was overflowing as people headed into the amphitheatre to see AJR perform. Children, grandparents and people of all ages gathered in the stands, and the diverse audience was a testament to the wide range of people AJR’s music appeals to.