SLC Pride stage schedule this weekend

SLC Pride is at The Gateway on Saturday, June 28 from noon to 10 p.m. and Sunday 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Here is the stage lineup:

SATURDAY JUNE 28

KRCL ROWDY STAGE

100 S. and Rio Grande

Noon
Pink Prism
Pink Prism is a non-binary trans femme musician. This is their second year performing at SLC Pride after joining the Variety Show last year as Nu-tral. This will be their first year as a DJ for SLC Pride!

1:20pm
NuaNua
Nua Nua is a collective led by, and for, Queer and Trans People of Color. The events and initiatives they host and partake in are all rooted in a deep love for community and recognizing the need for spaces that are built with intention. They’ll be bringing back a variety line-up of gender-diverse performers, including Mo Nasty, NAMI, Rena Ripley, and Fale O Le Lole (aka Haus of Candy.)

2:20pm
Flat Solid Surface
Flat Solid Surface is a four person Soft-Punk band from Southern Utah whose music embodies somber, high-energy existential rage in a heart-shaped glass. The members Hal, Bri, John, and Emma met first through a folk/rock band backing up Ryler Farnsworth and the Desert Rats, where they bonded, bantered, and broke the occasional object. They just hope their guitarist doesn’t break anymore stuff.

3:20pm
RibCage
Jess (he/she/they),stage name Ribcage, is a Reno‑based solo indie-punk, bedroom‑pop, indietronica, and electropop artist. In February, they released several projects, including chapstick, a brand new way of living, and pharmaceutical. Their dreamy, DIY aesthetic resonates through streaming platforms.

4:20pm
Shecock
Shecock is a fierce three-piece rock band from Salt Lake City. Known for electrifying sound and intense performances, the trio blends punk, grunge, and hard rock, delivering raw riffs and catchy hooks showcasing their bold style and themes of resilience. Get ready to rock out with yer shecock out.

5:20pm
Zaza Van Dyke and Something Special
Zaza a poc, trans-femme parent, performer, songwriter and artist. You can find her anywhere she can be loud and proud with an instrument in hand playing something to move you. She’s the girl at every campfire and party, singing and playing guitar and speaking truth.

6:20pm
Venus Death Trap
(OPENING HEADLINER)
Venus Death Trap is a queer punk band from Salt Lake City, Utah. Venus is all about the dramatics, the theatrics, and recycling that old Halloween costume.

7:20pm
Die Shiny
(HEADLINER)
Die Shiny, the electro-pop powerhouse from Salt Lake City, fuses dreamy synthscapes with bold, alt-hip-hop energy. Led by non-binary duo Callie Crofts and Zac Bryant, the band is known for catchy, purpose-driven anthems, explosive live shows, and a growing cult following. Fierce, unapologetic, and rooted in activism, Die Shiny is redefining what it means to be queer and loud.

8:30pm
VARIETY SHOW
Anya Bacon
Anya Bacon is everyone’s favorite breakfast! She is a Broadway baby at heart and loves making people laugh. Pulling references from decades past, current pop culture, local happenings, and more, you’re sure to find something you know and love with her performance. Anya is very excited to be sharing her special brand of tomfoolery with SLC Pride this year! Let’s get loud and proud!

Ash the Pyro fell in love with flow arts and fire dancing in 2017, performing twice in Burning Man’s fire conclave. After COVID, Ash embraced solo performing, diving into LED arts and joining Utah’s top rave production team. From desert parties to corporate gigs, Ash brings energy, leads workshops, and makes every show feel personal—igniting connection with every spin.

Black Luscious (They/Them) is a thriving non-binary performer. From theater stages to your nearest karaoke bar they are a powerhouse who can’t be missed. Not quite drag, not quite normal Luscious enjoys filling the room with velvet vocals and smooth tones. They are passionate about all forms of art and hope to create beautiful art to share with the community.

Citrus Pastel (she/her) is a drag artist full of color and glamour. From designing and making most of her wardrobe to twirling onstage to a pop track, she has a passion for fashion. She is Latina and is heavily influenced by Selena, Barbie, and pop culture. Her message has always been about bravery, being yourself, and to inspire to create, because all those things never go out of style.

Claire LesWhisper & Friends love lighting up a crowd across Salt Lake and beyond. Suede Visage and Claire LesWhisper also enjoy shaming people into being quality dog parents and eating copious amounts of skittles.

Heels in Motion offers a diverse range of music styles that complement the movement of heels. It fosters confidence, creativity and provides a space to feel sensual with your body. You will discover self-love and build connections with numerous members within the dance community.

Lexi Gold started drag in Provo, where she made friends for life. Since 2022, she’s become a rising star in the Salt Lake City drag scene and famously fell off the stage! You can find her every week at the Sun Trapp performing at their Thursday night show and hosting viewing parties for RuPaul’s Drag Race on Fridays. All that glitters is Lexi!

Luna Sol (she/her) is a Venezuelan burlesque performer ready to take the stage with latine vibes. Luna is well known as both a performer and a producer here in Utah, she is incredibly passionate about bringing more sapphic spaces into our hive and is the dreamer behind @SapphoSLC.

Lydia Chlamydia is spreading all across Salt Lake City. Thursdays at the Suntrapp, monthly at Evo Hotel, Squatters Pub and now — you can catch her at SLC Pride! As a girl who got her start in the scene in an unconventional way (the 999 bike ride), community is of the utmost importance to Lydia.

Sara-Ann Rapp is a live singer, producer, and the clingiest queen of Salt Lake City. Serving fierce vocals and a whole lot of heart, she’ll have you hooked with every note and leave you wanting more.

Shortcake the Clown is the colorful eyesore of salt lake city, the clown known from the greatest local spots such as under your bed or in your walls. This friendly, albeit a little too obsessed, clown is merging the local drag scene into the circus world.

Styxx is a talented, award-winning variety artist and boylesque performer. A jack of all trades, who wears many hats, and is confident in his ability to pull off just about anything. Give it up for the sexy clown with that big styxx energy!

Out of the Shadows Theater Group provides an alternative aspect to the performing arts and cinema. Catering to cult film followers and encouraging audience participation, they are a presence in Salt Lake City through local media, live performances and community events. Their shadowcasts are known for their improvisations and witty call backs while performing to well-known and loved cult films.

Victory Red, aka Kirsten Bigelow Caron, is a dancer and producer of the award-winning troupe Hot! Take Burlesque, winner of the Lusty Wench award, and instructor at UofU Lifelong Learning. She is a partner, parent, and bisexual badass.

White Chocolate blends a love of makeup, music, and powerful women into a drag persona inspired by icons like Madonna and Lady Gaga. A classically trained singer, she often performs live vocals and recreates legendary looks.

ROCK CAMP FAMILY STAGE

North Lawn of the Gateway

noon
The Rec Center
The Rec Center is a local Utahn who got into electronic and dance music the way many people fall in love with it — by going to a few too many late-night shows and realizing the energy and power a DJ could bring to a party. Ever since then, he’s been practicing mixing his own music in hopes to be able to one day give other people the amazing nights he’s been given.

1pm
The Lavender Menaces Brass Collective
The Lavender Menaces are a new rogue street marching band composed of only women, non-binary and trans people based in Salt Lake City. Their collective breaks society’s expectations for who is allowed to take up space by fiercely and unapologetically bringing high energy brass music and loud noise to the streets and our community.

1:40pm
DJ

2:40pm
Mandy Lynn Danzig
Salt Lake City’s Mandy Lynn Danzig’s award winning, multi-instrumental music and songwriting focuses on love, light, laughter, and Queer joy. Backed by Alisa Jo’s vocal harmonies, her acoustic music will take you on a journey through activism, self-discovery, and love.

3:40pm
Mended Hearts Club
Indie folk duo Mended Hearts Club — Aiden Barrick (he/him) and Judith Rognli (she/them) — blend violin-driven folk rock with beat poetry. With influences like Brandi Carlile and Bonny Light Horseman, their sound is tender, raw, and magnetic. On stage, their chemistry shines, inviting audiences into moments of honesty, vulnerability, and connection that spark deeper conversations and radical compassion.

4:40pm
Serenity Renegade
Serenity Renegade is more than music — it’s a movement. Rooted in stillness and emotional truth, it resists chaos and challenges oppressive systems designed to drain us. It’s about finding joy, choosing rest, dreaming big, and living with intention. Serenity Renegade honors those who quietly rebel each day, rejecting imposed expectations while fiercely protecting their softness and inner peace.

5:40pm
Grace Wawro
Grace Wawro is a Salt Lake City-based singer/songwriter who began singing when she was 6 years old and has loved performing since. Grace aims to build community with her music, especially for marginalized groups to have a safe space to express themselves. You could describe her music as sparkly, synthy, and full of love. Grace enjoys teaching music, playing Stardew Valley and having craft nights with her friends. Her debut EP ‘THE DREAMHOUSE’ is out on all streaming platforms.

6:40pm
Raffi and Ischa
Raffi & Ischa (formerly MiNX) bring theatrical flair and undeniable chemistry to every show, whether backed by bold production or stripped-down acoustics. Their album Being MiNX showcases versatility and heart, rooted in years of genre-bending performance. With influences from Prince to Norah Jones, their music blends depth with fun—defying convention and celebrating creativity on their own vivid terms.

7:40pm
Leo Cody
Leo grew up singing and dancing across Utah, from fairs and theme parks to an international tour through Asia and the Middle East. Performing in luxury venues abroad, he caught the rock star bug early. Back in Utah, he released his debut EP Bruised and continues to wow local crowds with powerhouse vocals and an infectious stage presence.

8:30pm
The Disco Papi
The Disco Papi has been lighting up dance floors since 1999 with uplifting, vocal-driven house music. A proud gay man and longtime force in Salt Lake City’s queer nightlife, he’s both DJ and promoter, creating joyful, inclusive spaces. Whether at clubs or LGBTQIA+ events, his signature sound keeps the crowd moving—and the community connected through rhythm, love, and pride.

KARAOKE BLOCK PARTY STAGE

Between the North Lawn and 100 S Intersection
This stage is ALL-KARAOKE ALL-WEEKEND! Expect good vibes and non-stop jams!!

Sunday June 28

Pre-Festival Brunch
North Lawn of the Gateway
A family-oriented, all-ages drag show featuring an all-kings cast. Pancake brunch is $5 and benefits “We Outside” a Black Lives Matter summer camp. Come early and get pancakes, coffee, and iced chai with the whole family.

Hosted by Liam Manchesthair
Liam has been entertaining as a king for over six years. He has produced, taught performer classes, and is a titled winner. He is passionate about supporting the local drag king community. He is your Chunky Hunky king of Salt Lake City.

Billy the King by day, teaches at a university. By night, they’re a gender-bending pole artist channeling love, power, and radical joy. In this duet with violinist Judith Rognli, real-life friendship fuels a haunting, passionate performance exploring queer connection, longing, and resilience in a world that often misunderstands difference.

Mik Jager is a Pasifika Drag King and member of the Nuanua Collective, which uplifts Queer Pasifika in Utah. Through bold performances, often at Club Tryangles with Those Bitches, Mik aims to inspire QTBIPOC visibility in SLC nightlife and create space where all are welcome, seen, and celebrated.

Daddy the Clown comes from the moments between being awake and falling asleep, a surreal dream acted out before you. They always bring a unique, emotionally-charged experience that breaks the barriers of drag and high-concept performance.

Notta Genda is the genda benda with an agenda. Notta is a non-binary drag king who loves to create high-energy performances that play on parts of their identity, like their queerness, gender fluidity, and confidence in their big body.

Hardy Harr is chaotic-good boy, with more charisma than a bard. This performer/producer has officially been living the drag fantasy for a year, and is ready to take you all on an adventure! Let’s get rolling with Hardy Harr!

Justin Secrecy is the Prince of Salt Lake City, having undergone a magical transformation of his very own. His love and passion in life is sharing art and trans joy with the queer community as a burlesque artist, drag king, and dancer. Follow @justinsecrecy on Instagram.

Rowdy Rosalind, the time traveler drag creature, is here to bring some whimsy & color to this world and share their knowledge from their many travels around different multi-verses!

KRCL ROWDY STAGE

100 S. and Rio Grande

noon
DJ Suzy
DJ Suzy brings 11 years of high-energy, open-format DJing to the stage, blending queer anthems, modern hits, underground beats, and country. A pro with experience on major sports teams, she creates inclusive, electrifying atmospheres where everyone feels seen. Her sets are more than music—they’re celebrations of joy, unity, and self-expression.

1:40pm
Masculine Artifice
Masculine Artifice is an all queer, women led hardcore band. We are radical leftists, feminists, pro LGBTQIA+, and anti-imperialists. Our music is angry, political, and unapologetic.

2:20pm
Perfect Storm
Perfect Storm is a transgender solo artist blending raw, vulnerable lyrics with rock-driven guitar. With 22 years of guitar experience and over three years singing, Sammy draws from ’90s and early 2000s rock, blues, classic rock, and classical guitar. They’ve written two albums awaiting recording, promising heartfelt, genre-spanning music.

3:20pm
Fight the Future
Fight the Future is a hardcore punk quartet that draws inspiration from the spirit of New York hardcore and the melodies of Bay Area punk. Led by the unapologetic vocals of Kelly Green, the band embodies the spirit of leftist activism, queer liberation, and feminist resistance.

4:20pm
Somebody/ Anybody
Hey-yo! Who’s ready to party?! Somebody/Anybody is a gaggle of wizards making ear candy for aliens and they apologize in advance if (when) their our songs get stuck in your head. If you hate having fun, this is not the show for you!! But if you’re looking for a good time, don’t call just anyone… call Somebody/Anybody!

5:30pm
TINKFU
Salt Lake City native TINKFU has electrified Utah’s DJ scene for over 20 years with her genre-defying sets. As co-founder of Priss Collective, Utah’s leading all-female DJ crew, she pushes local boundaries and spins nationwide—from Waikiki to Miami. Known for high-energy performances and deep crowd connection, TINKFU’s passion and skill leave a lasting impact everywhere she plays.

ROCK CAMP FAMILY STAGE

North Lawn of the Gateway

11:50am
Aria Darling
Aria Darling is a Salt Lake City-based singer-songwriter and multi-instrumentalist, performing with indie bands Somebody, Anybody and Cher Khan. She teaches guitar, bass, mandolin, and vocals, sharing her passion with aspiring musicians. Offstage, Aria just got engaged to her partner Amanda, marking a joyful new chapter in love.

12:50pm
Trash Pandas
An all-youth, all-local cover band, Trash Pandas have been on the SLC Scene for over two years and spreading their tunes and joy all over the city. With several Rock Camp SLC Alumni in their group, Trash Pandas will bring the energy and set the tone for the Rock Camp Open Mic at this year’s festival.

1:50pm
Rock Camp Open Mic Mix

3:40pm
Judas Rose
Judas Rose is a multi-genre musician and drag artist local to the Salt Lake Valley. They see drag as a vehicle for their voice and songwriting to shine through, along with their poetry and comedic storytelling. They are very active in the local open mic scene and are excited to continue to collaborate and evolve alongside the other creative minds in the city.

4:40pm
Zaza Historia VanDyke
Zaza a poc, trans-femme parent, performer, songwriter and artist. You can find her anywhere she can be loud and proud with an instrument in hand playing something to move you. She’s the girl at every campfire and party, singing and playing guitar and speaking truth.

5:40pm
Ruh
Ruh is a non-binary songwriter that has traveled the world with their guitar and ukulele, writing songs on boardwalks and mountain tops and jamming with strangers along the way. Inspired by the folk music they were raised on, their music is a lyrical and acoustic catharsis. Each song is lived a story; from “Naked Man in the River” to “Generational Wealth,” they are songs of joy, trauma, grief, self-actualization and love.

KARAOKE BLOCK PARTY STAGE

Between the North Lawn and 100 S Intersection
This stage is ALL-KARAOKE ALL-WEEKEND! Expect good vibes and non-stop jams!! Q

More info at slc-pride.org