Utah Valley Living: 3 events to check out this week (April 11-19)
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- Singer-songwriter Michael McLean
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- Velour Live Music Gallery’s Winter Battle of the Bands will feature local bands competing for top honors every evening from Dec. 9 through Dec. 14.
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- Wasatch Contemporary Dance
The full Utah Valley calendar of events is on L4, but here are three local events you should check out this week:
1. Michael Sings McLean: 50 Years of Greatest Hits
Orem High School, April 17, 7:30 p.m.
Michael McLean has enjoyed an amazing career, delighting audiences for decades with his music. Join in the celebration for this special evening of entertainment. The event website says: “Spend an evening with this prolific songwriter as he sings song from his Greatest Hits collection and shares stories of his journey! An evening length concert starring Michael McLean. Enjoy a an evening of laughter, great music, and maybe even some tears, as Michael sings his hit songs and shares the inspiration behind the songs and stories from his extensive multi-decade musical journey.”
For more information, go to eventbrite.com.
2. Rock For A Cause (Benefit Concert)
Velour, Provo, April 11, 7 p.m.
Combine a great night of music and doing for a good cause, and you’ve got a winning combination. That’s what is going on at Velour on April 11. The event website says “Swerved By Blonde’s Presents the 2nd annual ‘Rock For A Cause’ benefit concert. These 5 great bands will perform to raise $ for The Children’s Center Utah. An organization that provides life-changing mental health care for children ages 0-6 and their families. Please come support this great cause!”
For more information, go to 24tix.com.
3. SAVOR 2026
The Lodge at Traverse Mountain, April 10-11, 6 p.m.
Support local dance by attending the April showcase. The dance company website says: “Wasatch Contemporary Dance Company presents Savor, a captivating contemporary dance production debuting April 10 at The Lodge at Traverse Mountain. This performance will invite audience members to savor the taste of an artisan-crafted small bite to pair with each piece of choreography. Throughout the evening, choreographers have crafted experiences that invite audiences to feel rather than simply observe.”
For more information, go to wasatchcontemporary.com.
