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Dayglow announces Utah stop on fall 2024 tour
SALT LAKE CITY (ABC4) — Singer-songwriter Dayglow has recently announced his debut album — and with that album announcement came a tour announcement.
Dayglow’s upcoming album is titled “DAYGLOW,” and the accompanying tour is called “Dayglow: The Tour.” The singer is set to perform at the Great Saltair on Wednesday, Nov. 6, 2024.
The tour will take him across North America starting in September. At the show in Salt Lake City, Dayglow will be joined by the band Teenage Dads.
Tickets will be available to the public starting on Friday, June 21 at 10 a.m. local time. Before then, fans can sign up for presale, which begins Tuesday, June 18 at 1 p.m. Eastern.
Fans can purchase tickets and sign up for presale through Dayglow’s website.
“The vibe during the shows is so inviting and fun. People are either smiling or dancing, but it’s also common to do both,” Dayglow said. “I think this tour is going to be the best yet by far. I feel healthy, happy, and ready to rock.”
The singer’s new album is expected to be released in the fall. Before dropping the album, Dayglow released the single “Every Little Thing I Say I Do” in May, and will be releasing another single later in June.
The album was written, performed, produced and mixed by the singer in his home studio.
“Dayglow is finally entering the world in its purest form with clarity and confidence,” the singer said of the new record. “I want this album to define exactly what Dayglow looks like, sounds like, and feels like.”
Dayglow has previously sold out headline tours and performed at several festivals — including Lollapalooza and Bonnaroo — in addition to performing on several late-night shows.
SALT LAKE CITY — A California man in Utah, as part of his duties with the National Guard, is accused of trying to solicit sex from a young teenager.
Joshua Ruben Rodriguez, 29, of Fresno, was charged Tuesday in 3rd District Court with attempted rape of a child, a first-degree felony, and enticement of a minor, a second-degree felony.
The investigation began when an agent with the Utah State Bureau of Investigation posed as a 13-year-old girl on a “popular social media site … in an attempt to locate and apprehend adults attempting to have sexual contact with children,” according to charging documents.
On April 16, Rodriguez sent the agent a message — believing he was talking to a teen girl — that stated, “I’ll be direct with you, I would like to get to know you and (have sex with) your mind into a daze to where you feel like a woman,” according to charging documents.
When the “girl” asked if he had a problem with her age, Rodriguez replied, “I don’t have a problem with your age,” the charges state.
The agent told Rodriguez to meet at an apartment complex in Salt Lake County where the girl lived, claiming her mother would be gone. When Rodriguez arrived, he was taken into custody, the charges state.
“(Rodriguez) does not have ties to Utah. He is a resident of Fresno, California. (He) was in town as part of his military service with the California National Guard,” prosecutors stated in charging documents while requesting he be held without bail pending trial.
ST. GEORGE, Utah (KUTV) — One person was hospitalized at the St. George Regional Hospital after a car rolled and caught fire just south of the Utah-Arizona border.
The Beaver Dam and Littlefield Fire Department in Arizona said its crews responded to the crash near the Black Rock Road exit – roughly two miles south of the state border – on Sunday night.
Upon arrival, crews put out the car fire and found the driver had left the scene. A single occupant, who was able to get out of the car on their own, was transported to the hospital by a Beaver Dam ambulance.
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Their condition has not been publicly released.
Details on what led to the crash and the condition of the driver were not immediately available.
The Beaver Dam and Littlefield Fire Department said law enforcement investigated the scene.
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SALT LAKE CITY — The Utah Jazz missed out on the NBA Playoffs, but still scored a big win thanks to a coin flip.
In Monday’s tiebreaker coin flip to determine who had the fourth-worst record in the league last season, the Jazz came out winners over the Sacramento Kings, who had the same 22-60 record.
Had the Jazz lost the coin flip, they would have been fifth in NBA Draft Lottery odds. Only the worst four teams are guaranteed to remain within the top eight of the lottery.
If Utah had fallen to fifth, there would have been the chance they could have dropped out of the top 8 teams in the lottery, and owed the draft pick to Oklahoma City, which was top-8 protected in a previous trade.
The Jazz now have an 11.5 percent chance to win the first overall pick in the NBA Draft Lottery, which is scheduled for Sunday, May 10.
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