SALT LAKE CITY, UT— The Grid City Music Festival is back for its fourth year, filling South Salt Lake’s Creative Industries Zone with three days of free music, art, and community from Friday, Aug. 22 to Sunday, Aug. 24.
The 2025 lineup features more than 80 local bands, 75 large-scale murals, and performances across nine stages. Friday kicks off with rooftop sets by Jordan Matthew Young at Grid City Beer Works, The Glitter Bombs at Pat’s BBQ, and Terence Hansen at Level Crossing. The opening night party at The Commonwealth Room features Gordon Greenwood, Brazuca Band, and The Kirk Dath Band—free tickets available at gridcitymusicfest.com/tickets.
Other highlights include late-night punk parties at Salt Fire Brewing (Friday and Saturday), a mural-and-brewery bike ride on Friday, and all-ages stages at local favorites like Pat’s BBQ, Chappell Brewing and Contento Cafe. The FREE FUN BUS, sponsored by the South Salt Lake Arts Council, will shuttle guests between venues all weekend, keeping you safe.
The festival also supports local nonprofits SLAM (Salt Lake Academy of Music) and Heart & Soul while spotlighting “The Zone,” a creative hub of artists, makers, and small businesses between 2100 South and 2700 South, from 300 West to State Street.
Admission is free with a ticket—get yours and see the full schedule at gridcitymusicfest.com.
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