Sweet Sweet Music

Rock, pop, jazz and other good vibrations

Jim Donovan (jumping guitarist) & the Sun King Warriors. Photo: Erica Dilcer.

November ’19 Concert Guide: Elton John, Bob Dylan, The Outlaws, Sara Bareilles, Luke Combs, and Logic

The Pittsburgh concert scene this month features two legendary performers and many other talented musicians.

Carrie Underwood performing at the Grad Ole Opry in Nashville, Tennessee last year. (photo: darkgypsies and Wikipedia)

October 2019 Concert Guide: Carrie Underwood, Bob Seger, The Chainsmokers, and The Black Keys

There are plenty of good concerts this month including several big name acts.

Jason Aldean performing at a 2014 concert. (photo: Morgan Williams and Wikipedia)

September 2019 Concert Guide: Toby Keith, Rascal Flatts, Jason Aldean, Future, ZZ Top, and Thom Yorke

The busy summer concert season continues into September with a large number of shows in the region.

The Raconteurs' Brendan Benson and Jack White jamming together in concert at the Accelerator in Stockholm, Sweden, in 2006 (photo: Frida Borjeson and Wikipedia)

The Raconteurs Rock Steady at Stage AE

The Raconteurs performed a blazing hot concert on their first return visit to Pittsburgh since 2008.

Michael Franti spreading love and positive energy one tune at a time.

August ’19 Concert Guide: Chris Stapleton, Common, Lucinda Williams, Raconteurs, Heart, and Shawn Mendes

August provides concertgoers with a bevy of ways to beat the heat or soak up the sunshine.

Wiz Khalifia rapping with a smile on his face as his band Kush and Orange Juice performing in the background.

July ’19 Concert Guide: Queen + Adam Lambert, Khalid, Hootie & the Blowfish, Lake Street Dive, Lil Wayne and blink-182

July continues a strong summer concert season with stellar single acts and delectable double billings.

Nahko and Medicine for the People performing on the Dollar Bank Main Stage. Band members: (l. to r.) Chase Makai, Tim Snider, Justin Chittams, Max Ribner, TJ Schaper, Nahko Bear, and Patricio Zuñiga Labarca.

Nahko and Medicine for The People Create a Fun and Inspirational Concert at Point State Park

Nahko and Medicine for the People played a free concert at Point State Park for the Dollar Bank Three Rivers Arts Festival. Their concert attracted a large crowd.

Death Cab for Cutie Rocks and Rouses Stage AE

Death Cab for Cutie kept their usual melodies while emphasizing their guitars just a little more for a near-perfect outdoor concert at Stage AE.

Twenty One Pilots in concert action in 2018. The duo consists of Josh Dunn (drums) and Tyler Joseph (lead vocals).

June ’19 Concert Guide: Sammy Hagar, Yes, Ariana Grande, Twenty One Pilots, and Luke Bryan

Music of all different kinds abounds in Pittsburgh this June.

The Who performing at the Ahoy Rotterdam in 2007. (Photo: Joep Vullings and Wikipedia)

The Who Orchestrates Another Fantastic Pittsburgh Concert

The Who rocked Pittsburgh once again, this time with a very talented 50 member orchestra.