
Something Less Corporate
Millennial nostalgia nights litter the Steel City landscape like rusting rebar.
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Millennial nostalgia nights litter the Steel City landscape like rusting rebar.

This week’s concert calendar builds slowly to an action-packed Thursday with MTV-era icons, country hitmaker, a sizzling indie band and a heavy metal package.

Adventurous drummer Lily Finnegan comes to town in the trio HillHillHill

This solid summer for indie-rock continues with Courtney Barnett pulling into the Roxian, The Mountain Goats at Mr.

If you remember, this all started back in May 2024 when The Black Keys announced a tour that would stop at PPG Paints Arena that October.

August arrives with a crowded week of hip-hop, punk, metal, country, reggae, jazz and plenty of summer-festival action.

Former tween star Tiffany and indie veteran Cat Power hit town on the same night

Glen Hansard was the kind of performer who could make a small room feel enormous — and then make a theater feel as intimate as a Dublin street corner.

Golems of the Red Planet take John Zorn's Masada compositions to the beach

This week on Pittsburgh stages: “Weird Al” gets bigger and weirder, Cat Power revisits “The Greatest,” Everclear takes requests and The Black Keys squeeze into AE.