Utah Pride ’25 performers

Saturday, June 7

South Stage

12pm
Perfect Storm
Perfect Storm is a solo act of newly-transitioned singer/songwriter Sammy. With her acoustic guitar, they present angsty, unplugged songs that will give you the feels.

1pm
Cirque du Salt Lake
Cirque du Salt Lake is a community of talented aerialists who love to perform or need a stepping stone to jump further into their unique circus experience.

2pm
Makaria
Makaria Elixabete, also known as Marissa Macias, is a multifaceted artist based in Salt Lake City. She is a singer, songwriter, model, filmmaker, and director. Her debut album, “Ritmo De Mi Vida,” showcases her Latin-pop and dance influences, and her new music video ”Rise Above” is available on YouTube.

3pm
SayD
Get ready for a performance that’ll melt the mic and shake the stage — SayD is pulling up with aggressive bars, catchy choruses, and the kind of energy that’ll leave you breathless. She spits with precision, performs with power, and leaves the crowd chanting for more. Every verse hits hard, every hook sticks, and the stage? She owns it.

4pm
Lini Ieremia
Born in San Francisco, Lini Ieremia creates music rooted in self-love, empowerment, and emotional growth. Her smooth, soul-stirring sound explores the beauty of love, change, and inner strength. With lyrics that reflect her personal journey, Lini invites listeners to connect deeply and feel inspired. Her voice will move you, and her message will stay with you. Stay loved—and keep an ear out for new music.

6pm
MV Caldera
Venezuelan-born, Salt Lake City-based musician, producer, and two-time Latin Grammy nominee MV Caldera has a rich background in music education and performance. She has collaborated with artists like Christina Aguilera and Marc Anthony. Her work blends Latin rhythms with contemporary sounds.

7pm
Marrlo Suzzanne and The Galaxxy Band
While stunning to look at, Marrlo Suzzanne & The Galaxxy Band queens’ powerful voices will send shivers down your spine and fill Pride with pure magic as they take on iconic rock anthems and pop hits.

8pm
Mindy Gledhill
Mindy Gledhill is a Utah-based singer-songwriter celebrated for her indie-pop melodies and introspective lyrics. Her collaborations with Kaskade and solo albums like “Anchor” have earned her critical acclaim. Gledhill’s music has been featured in various films and TV shows.

9pm
CupcakKe
Elizabeth Eden Harris, known professionally as CupcakKe, is a Chicago-born rapper celebrated for her bold lyrics and empowering messages. Her music addresses topics from sexuality to social issues. CupcakKe’s discography includes “Cum Cake,” “Queen Elizabitch,” and “Dauntless Manifesto” (2024).

North Stage

12:30pm
Spencer Sanders
Salt Lake City-based singer-songwriter opens the Utah Pride North Stage with music that delves into themes of love, identity, and mental health. As a gay man living with bipolar disorder, he transforms personal experiences into relatable stories. His debut album, “Almanac: Volume 1,” blends folk, Americana, and indie rock.

1:30pm
Liam Lars
Salt Lake City-based indie artist Liam Lars blends jazz, pop, and soul influences from icons like Elton John, Amy Winehouse, and Hozier. Known for his captivating voice—“a sedative without malicious intent” (Music Outlet Mall)—Liam’s genre-fluid style reflects a lifetime steeped in music as the youngest of seven. He began writing songs in junior high and performing wherever he could. His debut album Mythology dropped in fall 2023. Follow Liam online for show updates, new music, and personal connection.

2:30pm
Offbeats Jazz
The Offbeats Traditional Jazz Band is a 9-piece band that performs toe-tapping tunes from the 1920s and 1930s. “We’re keeping this unique American music genre alive in the Salt Lake Valley!”

3:30pm
Liv Rylan
Liv Rylan is a pop singer-songwriter based in Salt Lake City who writes music about love, desire, heartbreak, connection, and conflict. Her emotive vocals and poignant lyrics resonate with listeners seeking authenticity.

4:30pm
Care
Care is a high-energy, emotionally charged singer with metal influences, and powerhouse performances. Known for their vulnerability on stage, Care writes raw, personal songs like “The Ghosts,” which reflects the vocalist’s experience with bipolar disorder.

5:30pm
Love Juliet
Love Juliet is an indie pop singer and songwriter from Ogden with over 4 years of experience captivating audiences with her mesmerizing performances.

6:30pm
Anna Jay
Salt Lake City singer-songwriter and harpist has a soulful voice with heartfelt lyrics creating a powerful musical experience. Her music blends elements of R&B, pop, and soul.

7:30pm
King Cyborg
KingCyborg is an Angolan, Brazilian, and Portuguese versatile artist whose creative brilliance knows no bounds. Now crafting her sonic masterpieces in Utah, she stands out as a distinctive voice cutting across genres. As a singer, songwriter, composer, record producer, visual artist, and entrepreneur.

8:30pm
Butch Cassidies
The Butch Cassidies are an eclectic folk rock band from Moab known for rich harmonies, heartfelt storytelling, and a dash of humor. Describing themselves as “confessional folk,” their songs explore personal truths with wit and warmth. Fronted by songwriter Emily Cox, with Lisa Hathaway on guitar and Josie Kovash on bass, and often joined by mandolinist Eric “The Sundance Kid” Jones, rounding out their vibrant, roots-driven sound.

9:30pm
Take Your Pick
Take Your Pick is a Utah-based dance group from Utah trying to have a good time and move.

DJ BOOTH

11am DJ Vivienne
3pm The Rec Center
5pm Pink Prism
6pm Yezzz
8pm Aiya
9pm PFS Music

Sunday, June 8

South Stage

2pm
White Chocolate
White Chocolate has always been obsessed with three things — makeup and its transformative abilities, music and performance art, and the inspirational women in her life. Performing since 17, she won Miss Gay Utah Youth in 2023. A classically trained singer from Provo, she also enjoys singing live on stage.

3pm
Kristen Ries Community Service Awards

4pm
David Archuleta
David Archuleta, a Utah native and American Idol Season 7 runner-up, brings his powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling to the 2025 Utah Pride Festival. Since coming out in 2021, Archuleta has become a prominent advocate for LGBTQ+ visibility, using his music to share his journey of faith, identity, and self-acceptance. His performance on June 8 at Washington Square Park marks his first appearance at Utah Pride and will feature his two new songs, Crème Brulée and Can I Call You.”

5pm
Talia Keys
Salt Lake City firebrand Talia Keys returns with From the Ashes, a bold seven-song release that dropped in May. Backed by The Love, Keys fuses soul, rock, country, and alt-pop into a genre-bending collection exploring identity, grief, and hope. Highlights include “Matchstick,” a neo-soul tribute to activist Psarah Johnson, and “Glowin’ Golden,” a gospel-country groove inspired by Keys’ 2023 tour with Lukas Nelson. A queer artist and fierce live performer, Keys channels defiance and resilience throughout this empowering new chapter, cementing her place as a dynamic voice rising from the crossroads of resistance and redemption.

6pm
CalJo
Based in Salt Lake City, CalJo is a versatile singer who delivers an exciting and fresh sound, effortlessly catering to various musical tastes, including classic rock, modern pop, and R&B. They pride themselves on cultivating the emotions of a moment, from performing emotional ballads for special occasions to getting guests dancing with high-energy performances.

North Stage

1:30pm
April Flowers
The fluorescent lucid dream of drag, April Flowers, is a local fan favorite who takes pride in the artistry of their drag; delivering electric, charismatic, and daydream-like performances infused with childlike whimsy and a kick of queer empowerment. From teletubbies to platform crocs to teeth prosthetics, this campy queen sure knows how to capture your attention and steal your heart.

2:30pm
Mandy Lynn Danzig
Mandy Lynn Danzig is an award-winning acoustic multi-instrumentalist and singer-songwriter based in Salt Lake City. Known for her effervescent storytelling and mastery of various string instruments, she delivers rollicking, joy-filled performances that blend traditional and original music.

3:30pm
Ghost of Spring
Ghost of Spring is an Americana trio from Deweyville, Utah, formed through the collaboration of Tim Owen, C.E. Wright, and Justin Everette. Their music, characterized by melancholic melodies and introspective lyrics, reflects their journey and creative partnership. Their album “Take It Away” showcases their unique blend of folk and alt-country influences.

5pm
EmJay Hink
EmJay Hink is a singer-songwriter originally from South Dakota, now based in Utah. Embracing a cottagecore aesthetic, her music offers a cozy and enchanting touch to the local scene, rooted in real-life experiences. After a decade-long hiatus due to depression, EmJay returned to music with newfound authenticity, romanticizing life through her heartfelt songs.

6pm
Johnny Hebda
Johnny Hebda is a Salt Lake City-based actor, producer, and activist known for his award-winning work in musical theater and LGBTQ+ advocacy. He created and performed the solo concert UNDAUNTED, and produces events through Skyfall Productions and Loud & Queer. His work has supported organizations like Equality Utah and the Utah Pride Center, and featured artists including Billy Porter and Todrick Hall. He’s also been recognized as Mr. Gay Utah and a Five Husbands Vodka model.

DJ Booth

DJ BOOTH

1pm The Disco Papi
2pm Moonchiild
3pm Alient ENT
5pm DJ Suzy