Concert Photos: Neon Trees, Location Location, The Robot’s Guide to Living perform in Cedar City

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Concert Photos: Neon Trees, Location Location, The Robot’s Guide to Living perform in Cedar City

Neon Trees, a Provo-based electronic-infused indie rock, performed at The Grind Coffee House in Cedar City, Utah, tonight; the band performed with locals The Robot’s Guide to Living and Salt Lake City-based group Location Location. More photos after the jump.

Neon Trees

Location Location

The Robot’s Guide to Living

Tags: electronic, indie rock, the grind

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