Every Wednesday morning at 9, Corey O’Brien (x96, 7p to midnight) joins Radio From Hell to keep you from sitting home.

Have an event coming up? Submit it using the form at the bottom of this post and Corey may feature it.

•Sebastian Junger Speaking at Saluting Our Heroes Luncheon at Grand America

Journalist and filmmaker, Sebastian Junger, will speak in partnership with “the National Ability Center for their annual luncheon benefiting our war veterans. The Saluting Our Heroes Luncheon honors the men and women who have served our country, while building awareness of the needs of returning service members. The event highlights opportunities and resources available in Utah to assist veterans as they transition back to civilian life. There is no cost to guests to attend this event. In order to help U.S. service members discover their abilities, a minimum donation of $100 is kindy requested.”

•SLFS Presents: A Conversation with Peter Bogdanovich at Broadway Centre Cinemas

Esteemed director who helmed films like “Paper Moon”, “What’s Up, Doc?”, “Mask” and, of course, “The Last Picture Show.” will be discussing cinema and telling stories followed by a screening of the latter.

•The Altercation Punk Comedy Tour at Sandy Station

JT Habersaat, a Standup! Records artist has worked with Doug Stanhope and Henry Rollins. A native New Yorker currently calling Austin, Texas home, JT Habersaat has headlined and curated the Altercation Punk Comedy Tour since its inception in 2008. He is currently signed to Stand Up! Records. His Altercation Tour album ‘Hostile Corporate Takeover’ was released on vinyl in 2013, featuring cover art by Raymond Pettibon, and his most recent one-hour comedy special ‘Misanthrope’ shot to #2 on the Itunes Top 200 Comedy Charts upon its release in August 2016.Brian Zeolla has performed on national festivals including Hell Yes Fest and Cape Fear Comedy.

•Method Man and Redman at The Depot

As many would agree, the only Wu-Tang Clan member that matters along with ol’ Redman will hit the stage at The Depot. You know them from their Blackout album and from the film and short-lived TV show, “How High.” Now you can know them from that time they played a show at The Depot.

•Goth Prom at Area 51

…or How I Learned That No Once Can Really Dance to Peter Murphy Music will be held at Area 51. Tribute cover band The Cured (you’ll never guess who they cover) will perform and they’ll be prom pictures. Don’t wear white.

•Bone Thugs-n-Harmony at Park City Live

Wake up, wake up! It’s Bone in Park City. Oh, how I remember my days working at Media Play in the music department and all the grandmothers that came in looking for “Tha Crossroads.” We sold a lot of edited version of that album. Well, granny can’t get this shit edited when it’s live on stage, so stay home.  PROTIP: get mezzanine tickets for optimal viewing.

•The Salt Lake City Flea Market and Swap Meet at The Utah State Fairpark

Have you ever thought to yourself, “Hey, I need some more stuff?” Well if you have, start jumping up and down now. It’s a new, monthly, year-round market so you can pick up ,”the best Vintage, Antiques, New & Old, Clothing, Tools, Kitsch, Handmade, Records, Books, Furniture, Collectibles, Bits n’ Bobs, Art, Toys, Eclectic, Knick Knacks, Gadgets, Accessories, Yard Sale Style, Music, Food Trucks, Fun and More!” Did you hear that? They’ll have fun and you need fun. Get your fix.

•University of Utah vs. Oregon Ducks at Rice-Eccles Stadium

Currently, 11 in the coaches poll, though I am not sure I have forgiven them against the loss again Washington, will take on Oregon this Saturday. Every time this happens we have all those smug Ducks fans walking around downtown. Be nice to them. The country is divided enough.

•Gogol Bordello at In the Venue

Gypsy punk. If you haven’t seen it, you haven’t seen it, but you should see it. Eugene Hutz and his motley band of musicians will whirl your dervish and leave you wanting more. This is a 100% show you should not miss. I have seen this band 10 times for good reason, there is nothing like them touring (at least not in Utah) right now.

•Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Ghost of Christmas Eve at Vivint Smart Home Arena

Do you miss Liberace and Type O Negative a little more than normal this time of year? You know you do. Since Gogol Bordello is in town, you’re pretty much going to that. However, if for some reason it sells out you could go to this. I am just saying that you have options.

Pretty light week, but it’s the end of they year and people have shopping and drinking to do. I’m going to make a test batch of O’Brien famous wassail. Catch you next week.

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