Flatland Cavalry, the Lubbock band opening the Sept. 8 show, is marking a milestone year of its own.

The touring festival brings over 80 food vendors and a giant inflatable panda to Pittsburgh's riverfront September 18-20.

Bill Deasy opens the acoustic run at Iron City Distilling on September 24, with Scott Blasey of The Clarks closing it out October 30.

The 21,754-square-foot venue at 228 Brattice Drive opens September 21 with over 100 arcade games and a full sports bar.

Tickets remain for the October 1 Backwoods Barbie show at Greensburg's Palace Theatre, now an unplanned tribute to Parton.

Downtown Pittsburgh's Oktoberfest gets a new name and a county proclamation as Prostburgh returns October 1-11.

The five-day North Shore cookout kicks off Thursday with free concerts, 12 pitmasters and Pitt's home opener against Miami (Ohio).

Gameway's Concourse A lounge charges $30 an hour but throws in free rounds for cosplayers dressed as Iron Man and a Witcher character.

The trio returns to Pittsburgh less than a year after their last sold-out arena stop, this time with Will Ferrell's son opening.

Lambert was rushed by ambulance from Steel City Con and is resting at his hotel, his rep says.

Morgan Wallen's Philadelphia finale closed a 23-stop stadium run—and helped put more than $1 million in instruments into school music programs.

Todd Rundgren is bringing his Ringo Starr-inspired drum moment to Pittsburgh next Friday, with one audience member set to join him onstage.

Pittsburgh’s first large-scale slime convention turned downtown into a hands-on playground of goo, glitter and sensory fun.