Christopher Maggio

I'm a Steel City native and have worked for Entertainment Central Pittsburgh since 2014. I write, edit, and photograph in the categories of music, nightlife, and occasionally theater and dining. In my free time, I enjoy live music and time with friends and family.

‘Killer Heels’ To End Dazzling Nationwide Tour at The Frick Pittsburgh

Summer isn’t the only thing coming to a close. Killer Heels, which includes nearly 150 exclusive high-heeled shoes, ends in early September, making a visit to The Frick a must on one’s summertime bucket list.

Murder for Girls a Sure Shot Live, Play Biggest Ladyfest Yet

Murder for Girls proved they are also excellent live while helping to usher in another successful Ladyfest.

Murder for Girls Revel in Album Release, Festival Dates

“All the Wishes” is a great punk record. Hear the songs live at Ladyfest Pittsburgh.

Oakmont Pubs Bring City Energy To Quaint Suburb

Many will visit Oakmont for the U.S. Open, but the area restaurants and bars make this borough a hot destination any week of the year.

Gene’s Place Keeps Spirits High, Pints Full, Minds Working

Beer, minutiae, and lots of Bowie—the Entertainment Central Recon Patrol visits Gene’s Place in South Oakland.

January Concert Preview: From E Street to Smallman Street

Bruce Springsteen and the E Street Band are this month’s big headr, but that doesn’t mean there’s not plenty of other great music to be found.

Il Pizzaiolo Market Square a Paragon of Fine Dining

Exemplary Neapolitan fare and top-notch service make Il Pizzaiolo Market Square the model restaurant in an area chockablock with gastronomic options. We also learn of future prospects for this thriving franchise.

Good Vibes Resound Through Voodoo Homestead Thanks To Quality Beer, Lively Events

On a crisp Wednesday evening, Christopher Maggio and a friend patroned Voodoo Homestead, trying different drafts and mingling with the welcoming staff, supportive regulars, and aww-inducing canines.

Community, Musicians, Weather Come Together for Biggest Deutschtown Music Fest Yet

Over 125 musicians, plus 16 venues and numerous artists and food trucks, make for a unique, successful third annual Deutschtown Music Festival. The first sunny day in memory adds the final touch.

Alvvays Win Over Hipsters’ Hearts, Feet Sunday at Arts Fest

Toronto’s Alvvays was in concert at the Three Rivers Arts Fest. Their show may have been short, but their indie-pop sound got hipsters moving.

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