Monday, May 26, 2014

2nd Album... Almost DONE!!!

May 13: Day 1

Joshua James - Producer

with:

Jordan Clark

Isaac Russell

click names to learn more about these amazing musicians

May 26: DONE!!

SHE CAN'T WAIT

TO SHARE IT WITH EVERYONE!!

Wednesday, May 21, 2014

Interview with Annie Cutler Idol Finale

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Utah ‘Idol’ contestants open up as season 13 comes to an end

SALT LAKE CITY — It’s been another successful season of American Idol, and Utah had a good showing of contestants on the show.

Park City’s Austin Wolfe and Draper’s Kenzie Hall have been home for months and back into the swing of things without the big stage and bright lights of American Idol.

“I made it to top 30, and that’s where I was supposed to go but you know there are definitely times when I watch and I’m like, ‘Dang that looks so much fun,’” Kenzie said.

“I’m still getting comments from people that tweet me and be like, ‘I wish you were still on American Idol’ and it’s really cool to see that people still care about what I have to say even though I’m not on the show anymore,” Austin said.

Both said Idol has helped them to launch their music careers.

“I’m actually doing a lot of concerts this summer, a lot of nonprofit events, and we’re going to be in the studio a lot this summer cranking out an album, some cover songs, some new videos too,” Austin said.

Kenzie said it led to new experiences for her.

“It opened a lot of doors for me and it opened a lot of new people to see me I guess and to see my music and it’s awesome,” she said.

So, will they audition again?

Kenzie said: “At this point I’m going to say, ‘Never say never.’ I might. I have no idea yet.”

Austin is also undecided, “I’ve been thinking about auditioning again, I keep going back and forth and I’m really considering it but we’ll have to see what happens.”

Both girls tell FOX 13 News that next season’s Idol auditions are scheduled for the fall, with the closest audition to Salt Lake City being San Francisco.

Saturday, May 17, 2014

Rise Above and Influence Tour Benefit Concert

Providence Hall Fundraiser

Friday, May 16, 2014

Utah Freedom Memorial Dedication

On Friday, May 16 at 7 p.m. the Utah Freedom Memorial will be unveiled on a spot just south of Sandy City Hall. There will be a public ribbon-cutting ceremony and grand opening celebration, as part of Armed Forces Day 2014 celebrations.

“We want to create a place that will honor the lives of soldiers that have given their lives for our freedom as well as help our youth develop a full appreciation of our nation’s core values and the sacrifices that have been made to secure our freedoms,” memorial organizer Paul Swenson said. “This memorial will celebrate freedom and be a reverent place to honor men and women of all branches of the military and from all conflicts.”

The memorial was inspired by Adam Galvez who died in action in Iraq in 2006. Galvez’s parents wanted to pay tribute to their son as well as other soldiers who have died in the line of duty.

The memorial will be built adjacent to the Utah Healing Field 9-11 flag display lawn and directly north of the “Hope Rising” firemen at ground zero sculpture.