S&S PRESENTS SAWYER HILL SUPPORT: SWEET SPINE When Sawyer Hill was 14, his Pentecostal parents made an unexpected concession: They signeda notarized affidavit that allowed him to go to bars, so long as he was playing music and notdrinking. For the better part of a decade, that was his life’s driver, gigging in the haunts and divesof greater Northwest Arkansas, often for audiences of a few dozen. But in 2022, “Look at theTime”—a grungy rock hymn about the rock-hard bottom of a romance—exploded whensomeone posted a clip of it online. Less than two years later, in February 2024, the song toppedSpotify’s Viral 50. The natural showman’s career has since ballooned, with a string of hit singlesalready generating 50 million streams and 120 million video views—all before he has releasedhis debut EP, due in the Spring of 2025. Indeed, the last two years and a string of subsequent singles have proven that “Look at the Time”was no fluke. Hill has an uncanny knack for theatrical melodies delivered with a blue-collarbelievability, the grand gestures of the rock he loves reimagined for the up-close-and-personal,sing-along throngs of small dives. “High on My Lows” is an honest and instantly memorableconfession about trying to stay sane, even as you get wild with the world around you. Thepensive but surging “Symphony” even uses music as a metaphor for deliverance, for being sweptup by anything bigger than you while you still can. Hill looks at life’s hardest parts and finds away to shape them into an inescapable tune, so that all those who have been there can unburdenthemselves by shouting along for a few minutes at a time.VENUE LOCATION: Soundwell SLC 149 W 200 S Salt Lake City, Utah 84101 CARD ONLY AT THE BOX OFFICE ALL SALES FINAL, NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES