Fall 2023 Print Issue Out Now

You in Utah Valley? One of our 30,000 zines may arrive on your doorstep very soon.

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By Zach Collier

The print version of Provo Music Magazine is back! After celebrating Little Moon’s Tiny Desk Concert win with 30,000 copies of our 2023 late summer issue, we’re sharing more local music news with Utah with our fall issue. This week, our newest print issue is hitting shops, restaurants, and doorsteps all over Utah County.

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Provo Music Magazine is published quarterly – for a total of 120,000 copies in circulation during the 2023 calendar year. It’s our goal to spotlight the incredible talent in the Provo metropolitan area and provide quality exposure to the artists in our community. The print edition of Provo Music Magazine is just one way we accomplish that goal.

We’d like to thank this issue’s sponsors: Cascade Collision RepairGabb MusicWorldPlusSpengler Industries, Buzzards & Bees Music Festival, and The ARCH-HIVE. Their generous support will help spread the word about DURRY, a viral alt-rock brother/sister duo who’s stoked to visit Utah; Citizen Soldier’s sold out national tour; how Ben Reneer fights evil one sad song at a time; and much more.

If you would like to pick up a free copy of Provo Music Magazine, you can find them at The Boardwalk, Velour Live Music Gallery, Java Junkie, in shops along Center Street and University Avenue in Provo, Provo Towne Centre, Main Street in Springville, Main Street in Spanish Fork, University Place in Orem, and Traverse Mountain in Lehi. If it’s a mall, venue, or a main street in Utah County, you’re bound to come across a copy.

If you would like to support Utah music and have zines shipped straight to your door, subscribe to a year of Provo Music Magazine here.

Also, as part of a special promotion, Acorns will give you (and Provo Music Magazine!) $5 for signing up through this link. It’s a great way to start earning compound interest on your savings. Why not support local music AND save for your future?

And don’t miss DURRY at the State Room in Salt Lake City on November 17. Happy reading, music lovers!

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