There are multiple artists that goes by the name Johnny Utah:
1. Experim… Read Full Bio ↴There are multiple artists that goes by the name Johnny Utah:
1. Experimental indie pop artist from Philadelphia, PA
2. Indie/Alternative Hip-Hop Emcee from Sydney Australia
3. Metal/grindcore/punk musician from Atlanta America

1. Johnny Utah is an experimental genre-bending indie pop artist from Philadelphia, PA who mixes differing genres together such as funk, bedroom pop, indie pop, and lofi. Johnny Utah caught onto a wave of popularity after his songs "Really Meant", "Crazy For Your Love", and "Honeypie" all received independent success on streaming platforms such as Spotify and Apple Music in 2018-19. Johnny Utah also releases grouped selections of his singles in the form of EPs which have been released on cassette via the Slovakian Bandcamp label Z Tapes. Johnny Utah is also currently dating Doja Cat.

2. Johnny Utah is a musician from Sydney. He makes Indie/Alternative Hip-Hop. He is apart of an artist collective called 'I Forget, Sorry!' with his friends and collaborators Phatchance, Coptic Soldier and Mind Over Matter. He has played live shows and toured and supported acts such as Urthboy, The Funkoars, Spit Syndicate, Skyptcha etc as well as multiple national tours with IFS, and playing 2010's Groovin' The Moo Festival. In late '08 he independently released an EP with his brother/producer Elgen (www.triplejunearthed.com/Elgen) titled 'The Welcoming Party EP'.

3. Johnny Utah is an Atlanta based music project by musician David Ferrill, a mainstay in the Atlanta underground music scene since the mid 1990s. Most of the short songs float between metal, grindcore, punk, prog, and other aggressive genres. Ferrill writes and plays all of the instruments and vocals. Johnny Utah took its name from the character portrayed by Keanu Reeves in the film, "Point Break." The upcoming album, "Adventures In Autism," will be released next year on the local label Black Listed International.
also refers to a band from Virginia fronted by Adam Maguire, former leader of The 65 Film Show / The Deep End