Grammy-nominated singer-songwriter Cody Fry brings his pop and crooner-style vocals to Christmas classics, conducted by Enrico Lopez-YaƱez and the Utah Symphony.
Cody Fry is back at Maurice Abravanel Hall on Wednesday, December 16, for a holiday program presented by the Utah Symphony. He's returning by popular demand after a standout performance at the Deer Valley Music Festival, and this time he's bringing the full orchestral sound with him.
The evening is built around Fry's signature blend of pop and crooner-style vocals, paired with the kind of orchestral arrangements he's known for. The program mixes beloved Christmas classics with some of his own biggest hits, including "I Hear a Symphony," the track that has reached millions of listeners on TikTok and Spotify. The sound leans into Sinatra-esque jazz mixed with orchestral and pop influences, and the show is rounded out with live projections and playful audience moments. It's a full-band production rather than a stripped-back set.
On stage, Fry handles the vocals, with conductor Enrico Lopez-YaƱez leading the Utah Symphony. Fry is a Grammy nominee, and his work often sits at that intersection of traditional crooning and modern pop, which is exactly where this holiday show lands. The Utah Symphony is the presenting organization for the evening, so the orchestra is a central part of the performance, not just backing.
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It's a mid-week show on Wednesday, December 16, starting at 7 PM at Maurice Abravanel Hall, 123 W. South Temple in Salt Lake City. The general age guideline welcomes audiences five and older, with no babes in arms.
