The Piano Guys have gained nearly 6 million YouTube subscribers by making sleek music videos featuring the piano and cello in places where neither instrument belongs. The Great Wall of China? Yeah ...

(KUTV) Utah's own YouTube musical stars,The Piano Guys are in the line-up to perform at the upcoming inauguration celebration of President-elect Donald Trump.Other performers include Toby Keith, 3 ...

The Piano Guys are known for their viral YouTube videos that have racked up more than one billion views since they debuted in 2010.

Brian Passey's Backbeat column reviews The Piano Guys' Oct. 22 performance at Tuacahn Amphitheatre in Ivins City.

The Piano Guys, which also includes producer Paul Anderson and music producer and songwriter Al van der Beek, originated in southern Utah and rose to Internet — and eventually, international — fame ...

The Piano Guys learned a lesson in 2020: Be careful what you wish for. “True story: In 2019, we told our booking agent we wanted to take a year off touring in 2020 to focus on music production ...

The McCallum Theatre welcomes the return of The Piano Guys for two performances on Saturday, March 24, at 3:00pm and 8:00pm. The performance at 8:00pm is presented through the generosity of Jerry ...

The Piano Guys became an internet sensation by way of their immensely successful series of strikingly original, self-made music videos that showcase their highly innovative blending of classical ...

In what may be one of their most ambitious videos yet, local favorites The Piano Guys control half a million Christmas lights when Jon Schmidt plays ...

The idea behind the Piano Guys sounds elegantly simple: piano and cello arrangements that mix classical and pop music. But pianist Jon Schmidt and cellist Steven Sharp Nelson have more on their ...

The Piano Guys musician Jon Schmidt is holding out hope that his missing daughter is still alive despite rescue workers calling off their search. Anna Schmidt was reported missing last week after ...

The Piano Guys have gained nearly 6 million YouTube subscribers by making sleek music videos featuring the piano and cello in places where neither instrument belongs. The Great Wall of China? Yeah ...