Cody Johnson Plays PPG Paints Arena; History Uncorked Party at Heinz History Center (Fri., 3/6/26)
1) Sometimes it seems the whole country has been taken over by country—musically speaking, that is. And as the country music tidal wave sweeps through Pittsburgh, it brings to town one of the form’s beloved practitioners, Cody Johnson. The man is from Texas and his bona fides appear to be pretty darn bona: When young, he rode bulls at rodeos. Johnson also is known as a neo-traditional kind of country musician. He says he’s been influenced by esteemed old gaffers like George Strait, Willie Nelson, and way-back legend Hank Williams. Johnson’s style is flowing, lilting, and natural. His songs sound like they come from a born-and-raised storyteller. And the songs on his 2023 release Leather won him the Country Music Association’s award for Album of the Year. Now you can enjoy him live and in personable person, as Cody Johnson plays PPG Paints Arena. The guest artists are Kip Moore and Walker Montgomery. 7:30 p.m. 1001 Fifth Ave., Uptown. (M.V.)
2) One of the Steel City’s biggest bashes is happening tonight, History Uncorked. This party takes place on all levels of the Heinz History Center. In addition to the great exhibits and museum displays, there will be beer, wine and signature cocktails, delicious bites from local eateries, an epic dance party hosted by DJ Bonics, live music with DJ Cake, a silent auction, selfie bingo, Pittsburgh Legends Trivia, Flash Tattoos, and more. Food stations from local restaurants including 1930 by Atria’s, Bar Marco, Bigham Tavern, Burgatory, Camino, Common Plea Catering, Dive Bar & Grille, Juniper Grill, Puttery Pittsburgh,, Rival Eat. Drink. Sports., and Walnut Grill. Drinks from PA Libations, Penn Brewery, Pennsylvania Libations, and Wigle Whiskey. Theme is Glam-vs.-Game attire. VIP tickets are sold out, but there are some general admission tickets remaining. 7:30 to 11 p.m. 1212 Smallman St., Strip District.
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