AC/DC announces their "Power Up" tour, including a May 8, 2025, concert in Pittsburgh with band members Angus Young, Brian Johnson, Stevie Young, Matt Laug, and Chris Chaney. Tickets go on sale December 6.

Pittsburgh celebrated its 63rd Light Up Night with festive lights, a tree lighting by a young cancer survivor, and live music, including a performance by The Fray. The event also featured a holiday market and an ice rink.

Max's new medical drama, "THE PITT," set in Pittsburgh and featuring an emergency medicine-focused cast, is expected to debut in January despite ongoing production.

Post Malone's "The Big Ass Stadium Tour" coming to PNC Park on May 29, 2025, will feature country music from his new album "F-1 Trillion." Tickets go on sale soon.

The Schenley Park Skating Rink in Pittsburgh is reopening on November 19 after installation delays of a new refrigeration system, with a 50th-anniversary event planned for January.

Kennywood's Holiday Lights event is a contender for USA Today's 10Best Theme Park Holiday Event, featuring over 3 million lights and new attractions like Rudolph experiences.

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.