The flow of talent from and coming through Pittsburgh is amazing. This list is just a start, but what a beginning! Choose a handful of these concerts and transform 2025 into something very special.
Jam Out at 2025 Pittsburgh Concerts
Vampire Weekend
June 3, Stage AE
Vampire Weekend is hitting Pittsburgh with their signature mix of indie rock, global rhythms, and Ivy League cool. Expect a night of feeling way too many sentiments and having absolutely zero concern about an Oxford Comma.
Artemas
June 10, Roxian Theatre
Don’t get attached; the I Like the Way You Kiss Me singer will be lighting up the stage in the ‘Burgh for one night only, delivering all the catch hooks and high-energy charm — then disappearing just as quickly as they came.
Halsey
June 14, The Pavilion at Star Lake
From Nightmare anthems to Heaven in Hiding vibes, Graveyard shift your night into something unforgettable — because Halsey always brings the drama and the bangers.
Band of Horses
June 15, Roxian Theatre
Galloping into Pittsburgh with their dreamy blend of indie rock and Southern charm, Band of Horses makes for an ideal evening of singing along under the stars.
Khruangbin
June 21, Stage AE
Lose yourself in the smoothest, coolest soundtrack your soul didn’t know it needed. Khruangbin’s funk, soul, psychedelia, and global influences merge into one hypnotic, feel-good jam session.
Phish
June 24, Petersen Events Center
While there are plenty of Phish cover bands to enjoy in the ‘Burgh, here’s your chance to see the real deal IRL.
Babatunde Hiphopera
June 27, City Winery
Nigerian American baritone Babatunde Akinboboye, creator of viral sensation Hiphopera, is known for delivering genre-defying musical experiences with his mixture of classical opera, hip-hop, and Afrobeats.
Billy Joel & Rod Stewart
July 5, Acrisure Stadium
From Piano Man to Maggie May, prepare to sing your heart out and dance through decades of classics when rock legends Billy Joel and Rod Stewart collide on stage.
The Lumineers
July 9, The Pavilion at Star Lake
Hey, Ho! Expect foot-stomping and heart-thumping folk-rock magic aplenty.
Umphrey’s McGee
July 10, Mountain View Amphitheater
Melt your face (in the best way) with wild improvisation and grooves that won’t quit during this rollercoaster of everything from rock to funk.
Teddy Swims
July 12, Stage AE
We give you permission to Lose Control as Teddy Swim’s powerhouse of voice seeps through your airwaves.
Omar
July 18, City Winery
Celebrating 40 years in music with his new album Brighter The Days, we foresee smooth vocals and flair from the undisputed king of British neo-soul.
Lord Huron
August 7, Stage AE
From ghost stories to love songs, Lord Huron’s atmospheric sound will sweep you off your feet into a haunting indie-rock dream you won’t want to wake up from. You won’t forget The Night We Met under his musical spell.
Black Moth Super Rainbow
August 7, Spirit Hall
Pittsburgh’s own Black Moth Super Rainbow is back with their combination of trippy synths, lo-fi grooves, and surreal energy — and they’re bringing fresh sounds from their new album, Soft New Magic Dream, for a hometown show that’s equal parts strange, dreamy, and unforgettable.
Los Lobos
August 14, Mr. Smalls Theatre
These legendary East L.A. trailblazers turn every show into a celebration. Come for La Bamba, stay for the masterclass in groove.
Silversun Pickups
August 18, Roxian Theatre
The pure sonic bliss and indie exuberance that the Silversun Pickups exude will keep you buzzing long after the last note.
Linkin Park
August 19, PPG Paints Arena
In the End this is not just another show; it’s a delivery of early aughts rock nostalgia.
Kayzo
August 22, Roxian Theatre
You may leave Kayzo’s high-voltage fusion of bass, punk, and hard-hitting electronic mayhem with your heart racing and your ears ringing, but it’ll be worth the sonic explosion.
Gary Clark Jr.
August 26, Stage AE
Touring behind his powerful new album JPEG RAW, four-time Grammy winner Gary Clark Jr. delivers scorching guitar work and unpretentious storytelling for a live show that hits like a force of nature.
Men I Trust
September 3, Stage AE
Floating like the warmest blissful haze, Men I Trust weave hypnotic tunes that feel like a late-night drive you never want to end.
Alabama Shakes
September 9, Stage AE
Led by the incomparable Brittany Howard, Alabama Shakes storms into Pittsburgh with a sound so vivid, it evokes synesthesia — you’ll feel every note, see every chord, and taste the soul in the air.
PIXIES
September 12, Stage AE
Where Is My Mind? I guess it doesn’t matter when The Pixies are producing their alt-rock anthem of raw riffs and surreal lyrics that defined a generation.
Kurt Elling with the Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra
September 27, MCG Jazz
Jazz icon Kurt Elling returns to MCG Jazz with his newest big band project, joined by the hometown favorite Pittsburgh Jazz Orchestra.
The Concert: A Tribute to ABBA
October 8, Byham Theater
Somebody call 911; the disco fever will be running high and rife with glitter and glam.
Tate McRae
October 15, PPG Paints Arena
This is your chance to catch a rising star owning the stage, and your emotions. From viral hits to chart-toppers, she’s bringing heartbreak and heat with her signature mix of slick pop hooks and jaw-dropping choreography.
Sabrina Carpenter
October 23, PPG Paints Arena
Don’t be surprised if you leave Sabrina Carpenter’s concert humming with espresso-shot energy. As Stereogum put it, “Carpenter keeps an amped-up energy that’s both endearing and infectious.”
Mindi Abair
November 15, MCG Jazz
Saxophonist and vocalist Mindi Abair, a two-time GRAMMY nominee, has spent 24 years wowing jazz and blues fans with her bold, soulful style.
Take 6
December 13, MCG Jazz
A longtime MCG Jazz favorite, Take 6 returns with a festive Christmas special of their feel-good brew of gospel, jazz, R&B, and pop.
Story by Jordan Snowden
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