Shane Gillis, a comedian from Pennsylvania, is set to perform in Pittsburgh as part of his "Shane Gillis Live" tour. Tickets go on sale later this week.

The Fray will headline Pittsburgh's 63rd Highmark Light Up Night, featuring a range of family-friendly activities, tree lightings and a new Tech25 event.

Jay Leno, former late-night host and car enthusiast, will perform his stand-up comedy at The Palace Theatre in Greensburg on November 15, with ticket prices ranging from $89 to $175.

Pittsburgh's Mellon Square will feature 'Aurora,' an interactive light display by Joshua Challen Ice, starting November 23. This festive event will also include activities and live music.

Kennywood's Steel Curtain roller coaster return is delayed until 2025 for an extensive modification project, sparking a lawsuit from season pass holders who claim the park knew about the closure but sold passes without disclosure.

The Roberto Clemente Bridge in Pittsburgh hosts a 60-foot Ferris wheel for Oktoberfest with festivities in Market Square, as reported by WPXI and CBS News.

Pittsburgh has been named a World Festival & Event City by the IFEA, validating its status as a leading destination for festivals and cultural events.

Stevie Wonder announces a US tour, "Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation's Broken Heart," starting in Pittsburgh to promote unity during election season.

Thomas Rhett is set to perform in Burgettstown, PA, during his "Better in Boots" tour on June 13, with Tucker Wetmore, The Castellows, and DASHA. Tickets go on sale soon.

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh is closing after 25 years. Known for hosting artists like John Mayer, the venue will hold farewell shows before year's end. Owner Michael Sanders plans to pursue new ventures.

The Trans-Siberian Orchestra celebrates their tour with milestones; 20th anniversary of "The Lost Christmas Eve," 20 million attendees, and over $20 million charitable contributions.

Dave Matthews Band is set to begin their fall tour on November 15 in Pittsburgh, shortly before their Rock & Roll Hall of Fame induction. Tickets go on sale September 20.

Kennywood amusement park is hosting a 21+ sneak peek of its Phantom Fall Fest on Aug. 30, with late-night rides, a dance party, an all-you-can-eat buffet, and drinks, ahead of its Halloween season.