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Weezer, Future Islands & Joyce Manor at The Stage AE

Stage ae, pittsburgh, pennsylvania.

Get super excited because Weezer will be headlining a historic concert at Stage AE on July 11th, 2023, as part of their "Indie Rock Roadtrip" tour, with support from Future Islands and Joyce Manor. As these powerhouses take you on the journey of your dreams, you can anticipate having the time of your life. If you want to join in on the fun, you should snag your tickets right away. To purchase them, just click the "Get Tickets" button and go through the quick checkout process. It will be the best decision you make all year.

As a band, nobody compares to Weezer. Concert after concert, their incredible, one-of-a-kind style blows people away. They've been making music together since 1992, and the band's weirdness is what gives each of their songs its extraordinary originality. Due to this geekiness, just under 40 million albums have been sold worldwide, including over 10 million in the United States alone.

Now, with the announcement of their "Indie Rock Roadtrip," their fanbase has gone into a frenzy. The tour will feature fan favorites as well as lesser-known tracks from the band's discography, including "I Just Threw Out The Love Of My Dream," "Say It Ain't So," "Only in Dreams," "My Name Is Jonas," "The World Has Turned And Left Me Here," and more. From the very first moment until the very last, you will be on the edge of your seat. Get ready to have your world rocked and to create unforgettable memories.

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Weezer performed at Stage AE in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on July 11 , 2023 as part of the Indie Rock Road Trip tour. Future Islands and Joyce Manor were the opening acts.

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Weezer Gear Up for ‘Indie Rock Roadtrip’ Tour With Modest Mouse, Spoon, Joyce Manor

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Indie Rock Roadtrip, the upcoming 30-date tour from Weezer , will hit the road this summer with a cast of bands including Modest Mouse , Future Islands, Spoon , Momma , Joyce Manor , and White Reaper.

With Weezer headlining, two bands will join the lineup each night — with the exception of a stop in Gary, Indiana — from June through September. Modest Mouse will be paired with Momma, Future Islands will be paired with Joyce Manor, and Spoon will be paired with White Reaper.

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Weezer Announce Tour Dates With Spoon, Modest Mouse, Future Islands, and More

By Jazz Monroe

Weezer will hit the road this year, plotting their first dates since announcing , and canceling , a Broadway residency last year. Billed as Weezer’s Indie Rock Roadtrip!, the tour features Spoon , Modest Mouse , and Future Islands on select dates, with Joyce Manor , Momma , or White Reaper opening. Check out the schedule below.

Weezer’s latest releases were a string of seasonal—or Sznz —EPs: Spring , Summer , Autumn , and, Winter . Their last album, Van Weezer , arrived in 2021. The Broadway run, the band admitted, was canceled “due to low ticket sales and unbelievably high expenses.”

Read about Weezer’s 1994 self-titled album in Pitchfork’s list of “ The 150 Best Albums of the 1990s ,” and revisit the Sunday Review of the album .

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03-18 Tampa, FL - Innings Festival Florida 06-03 Lexington, KY - Railbird Music Festival 06-04 Huntsville, AL - The Orion Amphitheater $@ 06-06 Irving, TX - The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory $@ 06-08 Austin, TX Germania Insurance Amphitheater  $@ 06-10 Oklahoma City, OK - Zoo Amphitheatre $@ 06-11 Bonner Springs, KS - Azura Amphitheater $@ 06-13 Minneapolis, MN - The Armory $@ 06-14 Madison, WI - Breese Stevens Field $@ 06-16 Cuyahoga Falls, OH - Blossom Music Center $@ 06-17-18 Indianapolis, IN - Wonderroad Festival 06-18 Clarkston, MI - Pine Knob Music Theatre $@ 06-23 Columbia, MD - Merriweather Post Pavilion &% 06-24 Charlotte, NC - PNC Music Pavilion &% 06-25 Alpharetta, GA - Ameris Bank Amphitheatre &% 06-27 Philadelphia, PA - TD Pavilion at the Mann &% 06-28 Bridgeport, CT - Hartford Healthcare Amphitheater &% 06-30 Bangor, ME - Maine Savings Amphitheater &% 07-01 Worcester, MA - The Palladium Outdoors &% 07-03 Canandaigua, NY - CMAC &% 07-04 Toronto, Ontario - Budweiser Stage &% 07-09 Gary, IN - Hard Rock Casino Northern Indiana – Hard Rock Live % 07-11 Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE &% 07-13 Queens, NY - Forest Hills Stadium &% 07-28-07-30 Naeba, Japan - Fuji Rock Festival 08-20 Auburn, WA - White River Amphitheatre *^ 08-22 Bend, OR - Hayden Homes Amphitheater *^ 08-24 Berkeley, CA - Greek Theatre *^ 08-27 Magna, UT - The Great Saltair - Outdoor Pavilion *^ 08-28 Greenwood Village, CO - Fiddler’s Green Amphitheatre *^ 08-30 Phoenix, AZ - Arizona Financial Theatre *^ 09-01 Las Vegas, NV - Zappos Theater at Planet Hollywood *^ 09-02 Irvine, CA - Fivepoint Amphitheatre *^ 09-03 San Diego, CA - Sycuan Stage at Gallagher Square Petco Park *^ 09-17 Asbury Park, NJ - Sea.Hear.Now Festival

$ with Modest Mouse @ with Momma * with Spoon ^ with White Reaper & with Future Islands % with Joyce Manor

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Green Day, Fall Out Boy & Weezer deliver epic PNC Park concert

PITTSBURGH — They played with relentless pace and reaffirming purpose.

Green Day, Fall Out Boy and Weezer delivered an epic concert Thursday to a PNC Park throng that craved one.

An alarming number of hands lifted skyward when Kevin Bivona, lead guitarist for the night's wonderful opening act, The Interruptors, asked how many in the crowd were attending their first show since the pandemic.

Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz later declared the concert a sellout, and if not, it was pretty close. Hopefully, everyone stayed safe, as PNC Park hasn't yet followed Stage AE's lead in requiring vaccinations or proof of a negative Covid test.

One thing for certain, the action-packed musical performances exhilarated, starting with The Interruptors led by delightful frontwoman Aimee (Allen) Interruptor doing boxing moves, and bringing sincerity and relatability to the ska band's anthemic songs.

Bivona made sure the band gave a shout-out to Pittsburgh punk pals Anti-Flag in the audience.

If you took a vote among the 30,000-plus spectators, there'd be a landslide decision in favor of seeing The Interruptors return to Pittsburgh, pronto, as a headliner.

Weezer went on next, and singer Rivers Cuomo made quite the fashion statement in his super-studded leather jacket with a long, floating mullet, a '70's 'stache and multi-colored fingernails clutching a guitar he could have borrowed from The Scorpions. He'd later don a Pittsburgh Pirates ball cap and briefly wave a Terrible Towel a fan tossed him. Cuomo said although he grew up in Connecticut, the Steelers were his jam.

Weezer wore its Van Halen influences on its sleeve, including some Eddie-inspired riffage amid the band's irresistible stomp-and-grind hooks in songs like "Hash Pipe," "Beverly Hills" and a thunderous "Undone" and "Say It Ain't So."

There are rainy moments etched in Pittsburgh concert lore: Eric Clapton playing "Let It Rain" as rain fell at the roof retracted Civic Arena; Jewel singing a lyric about rain at Lilith Fair at Star Lake right as a thunderbolt and downpour sent people scurrying for cover. Add to that Cuomo setting up Weezer's cover of Toto's "Africa"  by referencing its line about rain ("I bless the rains down in Africa") just as the first few raindrops descended. By song's end, it was a legit rainstorm that prodded many floor-seat spectators to find a vantage point under the roofed stands. It got pretty crowded up there as Weezer ended with the always-amazing "Buddy Holly."

A lovely rainbow arched over the Pittsburgh skyline, visible behind the stage. Though the rain kept falling, albeit less intensely, as Fall Out Boy hit the stage. The rain didn't extinguish Wentz's fire-spewing bass guitar.

Most ground-floor fans shrugged and returned to their soaked seats, not that they'd be needing them anyway, as Fall Out Boy soon had them dancing like "Uma Thurman" and pumping their fists in unison to "This Ain't a Scene, It's An Arms Race" as plumes of fire shot upward from the stage.

Patrick Stump's voice sounds better each tour. He showed off a few deep notes while playing piano on "Save Rock and Roll."

Wentz noted when promoters first weighed the feasibility of this so-called Hella Mega Tour, there was skepticism if the "kids" still like rock 'n' roll.

Looking out admiringly at a full-house stadium, Wentz said "I'm pretty sure kids still listen to rock 'n' roll."

FOB guitarist Joe Trohman and drummer Andy Hurley helped proved there's musical substance behind the Chicago band's quirky, pop-culture-saturated songs. Hurley was a standout on "Thnks fr th Mmrs."

"My Songs Know What You Did in The Dark" shined brightly, too.

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The rain vanished before Green Day took its post, preceded on stage by an Iron City Beer swirling pink bunny costumed character. It's a Green Day thing.

The punk stalwarts ripped through a 21-song headlining set that hit the ground sprinting with "American Idiot," "Holiday" and "Know Your Enemy."

Singer Billie Joe Armstrong sang and bantered like a consummate professional, picking "Boulevard of Broken Dreams" as the perfect time to demand the crowd wave its lit-up phones.

Bassist Mike Dirnt got a meaty solo to launch "Holiday"; drummer Tres Cool similarly savored the spotlight to start "Longview," the band's breakout '90s song. 

Armstrong urged fans to stow their cellphones and be in the moment, noting we all spent too much time the past 18 months staring at a screen. 

He figuratively held the audience in the palm of his hand, eliciting cheers with a harmonica solo on "Minority," and standing on one leg, hunched forward, playing guitar on "When I Come Around."

A cover of Kiss' "Rock and Roll All Nite" followed by the stop-and-go head-banger "Brain Stew" took things next level.

Armstrong did his always-entertaining stunt of picking a teenager in the crowd to come on stage to play guitar, in this case on a cover of "Knowledge" by Operation Ivy. He chose a 16-year-old boy who said he's been playing guitar for three years. The kid slew, even shaking off any nervousness to do a Gene Simmons' tongue wiggle. As veteran Green Day concertgoers know, there's only one way Armstrong allows guests to leave his stage, and it's not feet-first. Armstrong insisted the teen do a stage dive, which the lad gladly did, with a headfirst dive, held aloft by strangers' upraised arms.

Green Day's lone miscue was not saving a beloved rager for the end. 

"Wake Me Up When September Ends," while a popular meme, was slow enough to send a flock of fans to the restrooms. "Jesus of Suburbia," two songs later, prompted an exodus to the parking lots.

Many fans left before the fireworks-infused finale of "Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)."

For Pittsburgh concertgoers, that was something quite predictable, but in the end, was right.

There was traffic to beat, and they'd already had the time of their life.

Scott Tady is the local Entertainment Reporter for The Beaver County Times and Ellwood City Ledger. He's easy to reach at [email protected]. Follow him on Twitter at @scotttady 

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Weezer is an American alternative rock, power pop band formed in Los Angeles, California in 1992. The band has released nine albums and sold over 10 million albums in the US.

Formed of members Rivers Cuomo, Patrick Wilson, Brian Bell, and Scott Shriner, Weezer have been heavy weights on the alternative scene since day one, with their style being described as everything from emo to power pop.

Every album Weezer has released since 1994 has placed in the top 20 of the US album charts, with the majority of Weezer’s albums charting somewhere in the top 10. Three of Weezer’s nine studio albums have been self-titled and are respectively known as the “Blue Album”, the “Red Album” and “The Green Album”.

Despite the band’s popularity and the generally good reviews each of their albums have received, the only Weezer single to have made it into the top ten of the US singles chart was the 2005 single “Beverley Hills”. Nonetheless, Weezer has a strong following cultivated by their extensive touring over the years.

Weezer’s second album “Pinkerton” has achieved somewhat of a cult status among fans, and is considered to be a collection of the band’s greatest and most influential work. Indeed, multiple bands including The Fall of Troy and Real Estate list Weezer as being a vital influence to their work. The band themselves attribute a lot of their creative inspiration to Kiss, Oasis, Nirvana and The Beach Boys.

Weezer has been recognized for their work since their earliest days with one of their debut singles. “Buddy Holly”, winning the band an MTV Video Music Award. The band’s 2008 single “Pork and Beans” also won the band a Grammy Award for Best Short Form Music Video.

Weezer’s creativity and work ethic have certainly paid dividends so far in their musical journey, and, will continue to do so, I’m certain, for many years to come.

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Weezer’s performance at The Tabernacle in Atlanta last Saturday night (12/6/14) was anything but ordinary.

I had seen Weezer perform three times in the last few years and each time they came on stage and played a set comprising virtually all of their big hits along with a couple of new tunes and a couple of songs that true fans love but casual fans wouldn’t know. Well that was not the formula Saturday night.

The show started with front-man Rivers Cuomo casually sitting on the edge of the stage, apparently just quietly waiting for everyone to notice he was there. Eventually he stood up, grabbed an acoustic guitar, stepped up to a mic and began singing in a barely audible voice. I don’t even know what he was singing. He gradually picked up the volume and then mid-way through his second song he was joined by Brian Bell who also picked up an acoustic.

In turns, Scott Shriner and drummer Pat Wilson joined in and the band embarked on an all-acoustic set including some songs they rarely play live or hadn’t played in years, like “December”, along with a few classics like “Island in the Sun” and “Buddy Holly” plus Scott Shriner leading the way on "King". This first set was played at the front edge of the stage with the house lights up and the rest of the stage hidden behind the curtain.

After a break, the house lights dimmed and the curtain lifted to reveal a different stage than one is accustomed to seeing at a Weezer show. There were four large flat screen monitors – two on either side of the stage. Gone from behind the band was the giant illuminated W and in its place was a huge tapestry with the cover art from Weezer’s new release Everything Will Be Alright in the End. And that was no accident as Weezer proceeded to play the new album from beginning to end.

The monitors helped the crowd a bit by displaying lyrics to the songs, but the lyrics were often out of sync with the performance. Rivers Cuomo had great energy and seemed to really enjoy putting on a show that I can only guess was a lot more enjoyable and rewarding for him and his band-mates than their standard fare.

Some of the audience, on the other hand, was likely disappointed that they didn’t get to hear the songs they’re accustomed to hearing: Undone (the Sweater song), Hashpipe and Beverly Hills were among the missing. After the final track from EWBAITE, the band put their instruments down and left the stage.

They returned for a single encore: Surfwax America. This is another song that is a standard at Weezer shows and that more dedicated fans know and love – myself included - but many casual fans probably don’t.

Despite the atypical format and offerings, the crowd was enthusiastic and seemingly grateful to see such an accomplished band in the intimate and stylish confines of The Tabernacle. For someone who has seen Weezer before, the show was a real holiday gift!

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I have seen Weezer play live 10 times and I am seeing them for the eleventh time this week. I went on both Weezer Cruises.

Weezer is one of the tightest live bands I have ever seen. They deliver an outstanding show every single time. I can not get enough and I go see them every chance I get. I believe they are one of the greatest rock bands of our time. Weezer features incredible guitar hooks, catchy lyrics and musicianship. Anyone in the band could swap instruments and they all have their own bands, as well.

Weezer's live performances have evolved with time. The biggest change from the first time I saw them in 1997 to current shows is the bassist. Original bassist Matt Sharp left the band in 1998 and was replaced by Mikey Welsh, who was then replaced by Scott Shriner in 2001. Matt is known for his work with the heavily-Moog band, The Rentals.

Scott is an incredible bassist, whose influence on recordings after the Green Album is significant. Scott also sings lead vocals at most shows. He often sings Dope Nose and on the second cruise, to everyone's delight, he sang King.

In the early days, Weezer's frontman Rivers Cuomo allowed Matt to do most of the speaking in between songs and was quite nervous on stage. Now, Rivers is much more comfortable on stage and is lively. He quite often comes into the audience with a wireless microphone and sings a song. On the first Weezer cruise, he climbed up the dry waterslide on the deck of the ship while singing Photograph.

On the current tour, the drummer Patrick Wilson is featured on lead guitar and Rivers plays drums. On the current tour, Pat sang two songs at the Myrtle Beach show, including a cover of Blur's Song 2. Brian Bell plays guitar and sings mostly backup vocals, but he often sings lead vocals on a song, too.

At almost every show, Weezer plays their hits and throws in at least one b-side, rare track and/or a cover song. This year, they are working on a new album and often include the new song, Back to the Shack. I encourage you to search Youtube for live Weezer from different time frames and get tickets to a show this year.

I double checked my ticket to confirm that this show was not billed as a double headliner however that's certainly what it was...and not in a good way. Panic! At the Disconplayed for as long as Weezer causing the main band to start at 10pm which usually isn't an issue export at this venue...

Panic! Had it's fair share of fans in the crowd (I'm not one). I was bored of hearing falsetto and an overlong set of new wave rock (although it was packed full of dramatic moments and an excellent stage show).

By the time the boys came on (after a long period of waiting required by the elaborate stage set), everyone was ready for a nice summer night at Weezer Beach. The boys delivered with a fun set however it was formulaic to a fault. The setlist was identical to every other night of the tour and each song clocked in the same as its length on the album. There was no improv, no live excitement built into any of the songs.

As for PNC Bank Arts Center it is an atrociously bad place to see a concert. The PA system experienced a near total failure during Weezer's set causing the lawn to only hear a muffled version of songs. As has become customary, the lawn was vastly over sold causing an uncomfortable stand and zero visibility of the stage.

Weezer is just as good live as on their albums, if not better. The concert was much anticipated, which was apparent by the nearly 3 block line to get into the armory, where the concert was held. Although the line was long enough that we missed the opening band, it took nothing away from Weezer's performance. Once Weezer came out, they took over and blasted everyone in the audience away. They talked with the crowd and made jokes and seemed like genuinely nice guys.

Weezer got everyone in the audience to sing along with them, even if (like me) they didn't know all the words. They were very family friendly and the crowd was just as friendly. Normally when the tickets say "all ages", I expect no one younger than 16 or so to be in the crowd, but this concert was truly "all ages". The boy standing next to me, screaming along with all the songs, got Weezer tickets for his 10th birthday, and the person in the front of the stage right next to the band was wearing a tiara and couldn't have been more than 8.

Over all, the experience was amazing and I would absolutely see them again.

The Weezer concert was amazing and I loved it. This has been an iconic band for 24 years, and the audience at the show was a mixture of new fans and long-time adorers.

The performance was authentically Weezer - weird, fresh, fun, surprising, and weird some more. We got not only a night of fantastic sounds and true rock spirit, but also a collection of the strangest images you've ever seen. The set was thought out really well, treating fans to a taste of all Weezer has gone through and mixing in some unique audience connection to each show.

It was a really wonderful ode to all their work together. We got an amazing collection of their best songs, biggest hits, earlier work, and iconic moments throughout their nearly-three-decades-long history. The whole thing was completely and utterly unforgettable.

They're never gonna stop being weird, man. And I fucking love it. We need more dorkiness in this world. Thank you, Weezer.

One of the best concerts I have ever been to!

Although it was highly choreographed, with multiple stage 'sets' and a time when Rivers (the lead) went all the way through the audience, picked up a guitar and did a few songs to the crowd on the lawn. They played all the songs you know and wanted to hear live from across their entire catalog. They also showed respect to rock history by doing covers of songs by The Animals, Green Day, Aha, and Toto (I don't get the current fascination with the song Africa, but it was cool to see Weezer play it).

The whole band seemed to be having fun and, while the set changes had lots of gimmicks (different looks, logos, fire, fireworks, etc.) it really worked and was super-entertaining.

I would absolutely go to see then again!

We got there with plenty of time so we could enjoy the Wombats and Pixies. I had heard them all on the radio growing up. It was surreal and i found myself mezmorized with the talent before us. We brought my older children and my daughters friend (his first concert was an awesome pick). I was in awe of the talent before us. It was an amazing show from start to finish. Everyone enjoyed the music we were not disappointed. The only non positive was someone kicked my daughter in the back on purpose. She didn't let it affect her enjoyment of the rest of the show. Too bad some people can't be considerate, common sense isn't so common.

Thank-you to the artist for a fantastic show.

Eagerly anticipated by our 8yo son and us (not seen Weezer since Reading festival 2002), and they did not disappoint!

Support act, Dinosaur Pile-Up, were good: played well and funny (drummer kept breaking something on his kit, but they laughed it off as standard!). They were super grateful to Weezer (guitarist/lead singer referred to his teen email: mynameisjonas@hotmail or something!)

Weezer were on top form. Rivers and the gang were cheerful, energetic, funny. They played a great mix of songs from the past and off the new White album. The sound quality was excellent and they were true pros.

We loved seeing them and can't wait for next time! Woop woop!

Weezer was the very first concert I had been too and I am so glad it was! They played their hit singles; My Name Is Jonas, Say It Ain't So, Buddy Holly, Island In The Sun, Hash Pipe and few other songs that I can't think of at this momet. Another great thing about Weezer is that they sound even better live! Rivers is incredible! I invited my friend who only knew about 2 songs but she loved the whole concert! You meet such interesting people at a Weezer concert. I will remember this concert till I die!

It has been ten years since I saw Weezer and, my, how they have slowed. I liked that the setlist leaned heavily to the older stuff, but I could do without the covers (Green Day, Oasis, Africa, etc.) Mostly, though, they need to do something to get people pumped - that shows they aren't just going through the motions. They can't be THAT much older than ... say ... Muse, right? And letting the crowd sing along a couple of times and riding a scooter around the venue won't cut it.

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What to do in Pittsburgh this weekend: April 26-28

Grab your black and yellow and head to Pittsburgh Yinzerfest, or check out a performance of "Andy Warhol in Iran" — here's what to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.

Theater Brent Askari’s 2022 play “Andy Warhol in Iran” was inspired by the artist’s 1976 overseas trip to take some Polaroids of the Shah’s wife, for a planned (and surely lucrative) portrait. Askari imagines a fictional luxury hotel room encounter between the self-described “apolitical” Warhol and a young Iranian revolutionary to whom politics is more than just a word. The award-winning play is on City Theatre’s main stage through May 12.

Theater The expanded Pittsburgh Fringe, a showcase for imaginative live performances outside the mainstream , continues through Sun., April 27. The shows by local and touring artists and troupes run from pop-infused memoir (“Don’t Stop Believing: A Theatric Remix of the 80s”) and Shakespearean farce (“The Scottish Play”) to political satire (“I, Trump: A Liberal Fantasy”), dance showcases, a story slam and more, all at venues along the Penn Avenue arts corridor.

Festival Pittsburghers who can’t get enough of Pittsburghing might want to check out Pittsburgh Yinzerfest 2024 . This inaugural family-friendly “celebration of all things Pittsburgh” is four days of live music, chef demos and even stand-up comedy at the David L. Lawrence Convention Center. The event is presented by real-estate company Anthony Douglas Properties. The vendor booths and stages are open daily Thu., April 25, through Sun., April 28.

Music It’s a big weekend for the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, with two world-premiere PSO commissions: “Adgilis Deda–Hymn for Orchestra,” by Canadian composer Samy Mousa, and a new arrangement of Bruckner’s Adagio from String Quartet in F major. Not to mention two more Bruckner works, both featuring the Mendelssohn Choir of Pittsburgh … and a little something called Beethoven’s Symphony No. 9, featuring the Mendelssohn and four guest vocalists. The three performances at Heinz Hall run Fri., April 26, through Sun., April 28.

Event All these years later, and Art All Night Pittsburgh is still “no fee, no jury, no censorship.” Participants in the 27th annual iteration of this sprawling, grassroots, volunteer-run wonder simply bring their art — one work per artist — to this year’s venue, Lawrenceville’s Crucible Building, before 2 p.m. Sat., April 27. Visitors can see it anytime from 4 p.m. that day to 2 p.m. Sunday. (They’re not kidding about the “all night” part.) There are also live music and collaborative art activities and other live, on-site artmaking. Admission is free.

Music Pittsburgh-based, Dominican-born soprano Zuly Inirio is joined by pianist Amaury Morales and percussionist Hugo Cruz for “¡Tumbao! A Celebration of Afro-Latin Music.” Inirio curated the concert which features traditional Afro-Cuban and Afro-Dominican music alongside works by Bor, Lecuona and more. The show starts 3 p.m. Sun., April 28, at Bloomfield’s First United Methodist Church.

5 things to do in Pittsburgh: April 26-28

Rain or shine, it’s a good weekend to get out and about. Here are some things to do in Pittsburgh this weekend.

August Wilson Birthday Celebration Block Party

Legendary Pittsburgh playwright August Wilson will be celebrated with a birthday block party this Saturday. Held at the August Wilson House, 1727 Bedford Ave. in the Hill District, the event will include food trucks, live music, games, contests and more. There will be other live entertainment, too, including lip-sync battles and performers.

The eighth annual Block Party will feature more than 150 vendors. It’s an all-ages event that will also feature kids’ activities, including a new-this-year kids’ talent show. There will even be a best mac-and-cheese contest.

The fun will run from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday. To learn the details, visit augustwilsonbirthdaycelebration.com .

Steelers NFL Draft Party

For football fans, this weekend’s NFL draft is an event in and of itself. Even better, the Steelers are offering an opportunity to enjoy the draft with fellow sports fanatics at Acrisure Stadium this Saturday.

From noon to 5 p.m., attendees can watch the NFL draft live on the stadium’s big screen, but the team has lots more in store. The party also includes on-field activities, giveaways, locker room tours, flag football games and many more ways to enjoy the day.

Also, Cam Hayward will be live broadcasting his “Not Just Football” podcast, and special guests will join him.

Some concession stands will be open. Tickets to the general admission event are $15 for standard tickets and $5 for kids 12 and under. Learn more at steelers.com .

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Art All Night

Art All Night is a free 22-hour-long event full of art, activities, auctions and performances. Running from 4 p.m. Saturday to 2 p.m. Sunday, the event is being held — for the first time — at the Crucible Building at 3011 Smallman St.

Now in its 27th year, Art All Night is a free opportunity to enjoy a marathon of an art show — and also watch artists create new pieces throughout the event, to be auctioned off on Sunday to benefit future Art All Night events.

The art is varied and comes from creators from all walks of life. No jury determines what goes into the show, so anyone can submit a piece.

Find out about the event at artallnight.org .

Halfway to Halloween Marketplace

Even though spring has sprung, it’s always a good time to get into the spirit of spooky season. Time and Space Marketplace is hosting a vendor fair full of autumn vibes from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday at Monroeville Mall.

Admission is $5 for adults and free for children 12 and under when accompanied by an adult. Parking is free in the mall parking lot. The marketplace will be held across several storefronts at the Dick’s/JC Penney end of the mall’s lower level.

Local vendors will sell art, decor and more that will fit into any goth or horror fan’s home. For more information, visit timeandspacetoys.com .

Fringe Festival

Fringe Festival started in Edinburgh, Scotland, as an opportunity to showcase creatives and performers “on the fringe.” This year’s Pittsburgh Fringe Festival highlights many musicians, dancers, performers, puppeteers, artists and comedians in a wide swath of venues throughout the East End of Pittsburgh.

There are also virtual performances and art exhibitions.

The hub of the festival is the International Children’s Art Gallery at 5020 Penn Ave., where attendees can find showtimes for performances, get tickets and learn more about the festival.

Fringe Festival runs through Saturday night. For lots more, check out pittsburghfringe.org .

Alexis Papalia is a TribLive staff writer. She can be reached at [email protected].

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Pitbull bringing tour to Pittsburgh

By Madeline Bartos

Updated on: April 23, 2024 / 6:57 PM EDT / CBS Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) -- Pitbull is coming to Star Lake this year. 

Mr. Worldwide, joined by T-Pain, will bring his 26-city Party After Dark Tour to The Pavilion at Star Lake on Wednesday, Sept. 18. 

The tour kicks off Aug. 21 in Bristow, Virginia, and makes more than two dozen stops across the country in cities like Cuyahoga Falls, Buffalo, Cincinnati and Salt Lake City. He also has another stop in Pennsylvania. Before Burgettstown in September, he'll be in Hershey at Hersheypark Stadium on Aug. 24. 

Live Nation promises "another incredibly dynamic tour with an electrifying mix of his biggest career-spanning hits of instantly recognizable smashes and surprises."

The Party After Dark Tour comes on the heels of The Triology Tour, which Pitbull headlined along with Enrique Iglesias and Ricky Martin.

Pitbull, whose real name is Armando Christian Pérez, is a Grammy Award-winning international superstar who has billions of audio streams and hundreds of gold and platinum certifications. His signature "EEEEEEEYOOOOOO" yell is actually trademarked -- it's one of fewer than 40 sounds that fall under trademark protection by the by the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office, Live Nation says. He's behind hits like "Fireball," "Give Me Everything" and "Timber."

Tickets go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. 

Madeline is a digital web producer for KDKA. She has worked for the station since 2019.

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