Live Entertainment Venues

Allentown, Pennsylvania

PPL Center is the Lehigh Valley's most important entertainment venue — a 10,000-capacity Allentown arena home to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL hockey team and one of the most active concert arenas in central Pennsylvania. Allentown's revitalization story, driven by significant public investment in downtown entertainment infrastructure, has transformed the city from a post-industrial symbol of Pennsylvania's economic struggles (celebrated in Billy Joel's "Allentown") to a genuine entertainment and hockey destination.

701 Hamilton St, Allentown, PA 18101

Allentown, Pennsylvania

PPL Center in downtown Allentown is an 8,500-seat arena home to the Lehigh Valley Phantoms AHL hockey team, presenting major concerts and family entertainment for the Lehigh Valley market. PPL Center was the anchor development of Allentown's downtown revitalization and has transformed the city center into a legitimate entertainment destination.

701 Hamilton St 18101

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Musikfest in Bethlehem PA is one of America's largest free outdoor music festivals, held every August along the banks of the Lehigh River with 10+ outdoor stages presenting 500+ performances across 11 days. The festival draws 1 million+ attendees annually and has made Bethlehem one of Pennsylvania's most celebrated summer entertainment destinations.

25 W 3rd St 18015

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Sands Casino Resort Bethlehem's Event Center is a 2,500-seat concert venue inside the former Bethlehem Steel site — a remarkable setting that pairs America's industrial heritage with Las Vegas-style entertainment. The Lehigh Valley's primary casino resort books national touring country, rock, R&B, and comedy acts for a market that spans eastern Pennsylvania and western New Jersey between New York City and Philadelphia.

77 Sands Blvd 18015

Bethlehem, Pennsylvania

Wind Creek Bethlehem Casino (formerly Sands Bethlehem) is a casino resort in a converted Bethlehem Steel blast furnace site presenting concerts and entertainment alongside casino gaming, with the adjacent SteelStacks cultural campus creating one of America's most remarkable industrial heritage entertainment destinations at the historic Bethlehem Steel plant.

Burgettstown, Pennsylvania

S&T Bank Music Park (formerly First Niagara Pavilion) is Pittsburgh's primary outdoor amphitheater — a 23,000-capacity Burgettstown venue presenting the summer's biggest rock, country, and pop tours for the greater Pittsburgh market. Pittsburgh's passionate concert audience and its tradition of supporting major touring acts creates consistent capacity crowds for the region's primary outdoor summer concert venue.

665 W Chestnut St, Burgettstown, PA 15021

Burgettstown, Pennsylvania

The Pavilion at Star Lake (formerly KeyBank Pavilion) is Pittsburgh's primary outdoor amphitheatre — a 23,000-capacity summer concert venue southwest of the city that hosts the biggest touring acts for the Western Pennsylvania and West Virginia gaming market. The venue serves Pittsburgh fans who prefer outdoor shows during summer tour season, drawing audiences from throughout the tri-state area of PA, WV, and OH.

665 CA-18 15021

Chester, Pennsylvania

Harrah's Philadelphia Casino in Chester PA is a casino resort presenting entertainment and gaming for the Delaware County and greater Philadelphia market, one of the casino gaming facilities that has brought economic activity to the depressed Chester waterfront along the Delaware River.

Easton, Pennsylvania

State Theatre Easton is the Lehigh Valley's most beloved performing arts venue — a beautifully restored 1910 Easton theater presenting national touring concerts, Broadway productions, and the full range of performing arts for the Northampton County community. Easton's extraordinary historic downtown, its position at the confluence of the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers, and the State Theatre's consistent programming quality create a performing arts experience that draws audiences from across the Lehigh Valley.

453 Northampton St, Easton, PA 18042

Glenside, Pennsylvania

Keswick Theatre in Glenside PA is a 1,300-seat restored 1930 theater presenting concerts, comedy, and theatrical productions for the Montgomery County suburban Philadelphia market. One of the Philadelphia suburbs' most consistently programmed and beloved historic theaters, the Keswick serves the communities north of the city along the Septa train line.

291 Keswick Ave 19038

Glenside, Pennsylvania

Keswick Theatre is one of the Philadelphia region's most beloved performing arts venues — a beautifully restored 1927 Glenside theater presenting folk, classical, and pop concerts for the Montgomery County community. Its intimate 1,300-seat capacity, exceptional acoustic properties, and consistent programming of quality touring artists make it one of the finest mid-size concert venues in Pennsylvania.

291 N Keswick Ave, Glenside, PA 19038

Harrisburg, Pennsylvania

Harrisburg Midtown Arts Center (HMAC) is Pennsylvania's capital city's primary live music venue, a 1,000-capacity multi-room complex in the 3rd Street arts corridor hosting national touring acts across a wide range of genres for the Harrisburg and central Pennsylvania market.

1110 N 3rd St 17102

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Chameleon Club is Lancaster PA's most active live music venue, a 1,500-capacity club booking national touring acts across rock, alternative, country, and hip-hop genres for the Lancaster County market. As Lancaster's primary mid-size music venue, Chameleon fills the touring itinerary gap between Philadelphia and Harrisburg.

223 N Water St 17603

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Fulton Theatre is one of America's most historically significant performing arts venues — a National Historic Landmark theater in Lancaster that has been presenting professional theater since 1852, making it the oldest continuously operating theater in the United States. Its extraordinary architectural preservation, its consistent production of Broadway-quality regional theater, and its extraordinary historical significance (Presidents Buchanan, Grant, and Hayes all attended performances here) make it one of America's most treasured cultural institutions.

12 N Prince St, Lancaster, PA 17603

Lancaster, Pennsylvania

Tellus360 in downtown Lancaster PA is a multi-level entertainment complex combining a craft brewery, multiple bar spaces, live music venue, and rooftop garden that has become one of Lancaster's most beloved gathering places for the growing arts and professional community attracted to this rapidly urbanizing Pennsylvania Dutch city.

24 E King St 17602

Millvale, Pennsylvania

Mr. Small's Theatre in Millvale PA (just north of Pittsburgh) is a 1,000-capacity concert venue in a converted Victorian chapel church, presenting national indie, alternative, and rock touring acts in one of Pittsburgh's most unique and architecturally stunning concert settings. The repurposed church's high ceilings and ornate woodwork create an atmospheric concert experience unlike any other Pittsburgh venue.

400 Lincoln Ave 15209

Millvale, Pennsylvania

Mr. Small's Theatre in Millvale (just north of Pittsburgh) is a beloved 1,200-capacity concert venue in a converted 1903 church, one of Pittsburgh's most respected independent concert halls and a cornerstone of Pittsburgh's DIY music scene. The venue's acoustic church architecture creates a distinctive concert experience.

400 Lincoln Ave 15209

Millvale, Pennsylvania

Mr. Small's Theatre in Millvale just north of Pittsburgh is a beloved 600-capacity concert venue in a converted 1893 Catholic church, presenting indie rock, metal, and alternative touring acts in one of the Pittsburgh area's most atmospheric and beloved music venues. The transformation of a sacred space into a rock venue creates a uniquely reverent and joyful concert experience.

400 Lincoln Ave 15209

Moon, Pennsylvania

UPMC Events Center at Robert Morris University serves the greater Pittsburgh metropolitan area with concerts, community events, and college sports in one of the region's most modern and technologically advanced indoor venues. Pittsburgh's extraordinary higher education concentration (Carnegie Mellon University, University of Pittsburgh, Duquesne, and Robert Morris create one of America's great college town entertainment markets in a major city) ensures consistent event demand across the metro area.

6001 University Blvd, Moon, PA 15108

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Academy of Music is one of America's oldest and most beautiful opera houses, a National Historic Landmark opened in 1857 that serves as home to the Philadelphia Orchestra, Opera Philadelphia, and Pennsylvania Ballet. The 2,908-seat venue's European-style horseshoe design, ornate gilded interior, and legendary acoustics make it Philadelphia's most prestigious performance space.

240 S Broad St 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Academy of Music is the oldest opera house in the United States still used for its original purpose — a National Historic Landmark opera house that has been presenting the world's greatest music since 1857 as the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra (among the finest orchestras in the world), Opera Philadelphia, and the Pennsylvania Ballet. Its extraordinary architectural grandeur (modeled on La Fenice in Venice), its 160-year history as Philadelphia's musical heart, and its position on the Avenue of the Arts create a concert hall experience of the highest international standard.

240 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia brings the legendary music-plus-bowling concept to Fishtown in a sprawling venue with 32 bowling lanes, a full concert stage, and a restaurant all under one roof. Like its Brooklyn and Las Vegas counterparts, BBPH attracts nationally touring rock, hip-hop, and indie acts who appreciate the unique venue format.

1009 Canal St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Brooklyn Bowl Philadelphia at the Fishtown neighborhood's Piazza at Schmidts is a 1,000-capacity concert venue and bowling alley combining 16 bowling lanes with a concert hall, three bars, and food service. Part of the Brooklyn Bowl brand that has expanded to Las Vegas and Nashville, bringing their distinctive entertainment hybrid format to Philadelphia.

1009 Canal St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Citizens Bank Park is Philadelphia's baseball stadium and home of the Philadelphia Phillies (MLB), but also one of the region's most important outdoor concert venues, hosting summer concerts in its award-winning stadium environment. The ballpark's South Philadelphia location places it adjacent to the other sports venues in the Pattison Avenue sports complex.

1 Citizens Bank Way 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Citizens Bank Park is consistently ranked among the top three ballparks in baseball — a South Philadelphia stadium where the Phillies' passionate fanbase creates one of baseball's most electric atmospheres, and where Ashburn Alley's excellent food program, the Liberty Bell celebrating home runs, and Charlie Manuel's championship teams have created a modern classic. The 2008 World Series championship, the back-to-back NL pennant-winning 2022 and 2023 teams, and the Philadelphia fanbase's extraordinary sports passion create a game-day experience of unmatched intensity in baseball.

1 Citizens Bank Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Fillmore Philadelphia brings the legendary Fillmore brand to Fishtown in a two-venue complex — a 2,500-capacity main ballroom and 250-seat Silver Ball Room. Since opening in 2015 it has become one of Philadelphia's busiest live music venues, with a calendar that mixes major touring acts with local and regional headliners in the heart of the city's most dynamic neighborhood.

29 E Allen St 19125

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Fillmore Philadelphia in Fishtown is part of the iconic Fillmore concert brand, a 2,500-capacity venue presenting major national touring acts in the city's hippest neighborhood. The Fillmore's Fishtown location connects the iconic Fillmore legacy to Philadelphia's most vibrant contemporary music district.

29 E Allen St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Forrest Theatre is one of Philadelphia's most beloved historic theaters — a 1927 Walnut Street house presenting major Broadway touring productions for the Philadelphia theater community. Its extraordinary architectural preservation, its consistent presentation of pre-Broadway tryouts and national touring productions, and its central position in Philadelphia's walkable Center City theater district create one of the East Coast's most important theatrical destinations outside of New York.

1114 Walnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19107

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Franklin Music Hall (formerly Electric Factory) is Philadelphia's historic 3,000-capacity rock venue, one of the city's most storied concert spaces where Led Zeppelin, Grateful Dead, and Janis Joplin played in the 1960s. After a complete renovation in 2018, the venue continues booking major touring acts for the Philadelphia rock and alternative audience.

421 N 7th St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Franklin Music Hall (formerly Electric Factory) in Philadelphia's Northern Liberties neighborhood is a 2,500-capacity historic concert venue that has been one of Philadelphia's most important rock music clubs since 1968. The venue's history includes debut performances by Led Zeppelin, Janis Joplin, and countless legendary acts, and it continues as one of Philly's premier live music destinations.

421 N 7th St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Helium Comedy Club in Philadelphia's Rittenhouse Square neighborhood is one of the East Coast's premier stand-up comedy clubs, presenting national touring headliners and local Philadelphia comics in a professional club environment. One of the finest comedy rooms in the mid-Atlantic region.

2031 Sansom St 19103

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wells Fargo Center is Philadelphia's most important indoor arena — a 21,000-capacity South Philadelphia venue home to the Flyers and 76ers that also serves as one of the East Coast's busiest concert venues. Philadelphia's extraordinary sports passion (South Philly's sports complex also includes Citizens Bank Park and Lincoln Financial Field) creates one of the most intensely competitive and passionate sports entertainment markets in America.

3601 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lincoln Financial Field is home to the Philadelphia Eagles — a 69,796-capacity South Philadelphia stadium where the Eagles' extraordinary Super Bowl LII championship run in 2018 and the passionate Philadelphia sports culture create one of the NFL's most intimidating and uniquely expressive game-day environments. The Eagles' fanbase, known for its extraordinary passion (and occasional notoriety — the Philly Phanatic may be the most beloved sports mascot in history), creates NFL game days that are cultural events of the first order.

1 Lincoln Financial Field Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Lincoln Financial Field is Philadelphia's 69,000-seat outdoor stadium home to the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) and host to major stadium concerts. Taylor Swift's Eras Tour, U2, and other mega-acts regularly book the Linc for Philadelphia-area stadium shows, making it one of the Northeast's premier outdoor concert venues.

1 Lincoln Financial Field Way 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia's casino entertainment has expanded with Live Casino and Hotel Philadelphia and the Stadium Complex sports venues in South Philadelphia creating an entertainment district along Pattison Avenue and Broad Street serving the Eagles, Phillies, 76ers, and Flyers sports entertainment economy.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Merriam Theater at the Kimmel Cultural Campus is Philadelphia's premier Broadway touring venue — a 1,880-seat Broadway-quality house presenting the Philadelphia Theatre Company and major Broadway touring productions on the Avenue of the Arts. Its extraordinary acoustics, its beautiful 1918 Beaux Arts design, and its role as the primary Broadway destination for the greater Philadelphia region create a theatrical experience befitting the most important cultural address on the East Coast outside of New York.

250 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia's concert venue landscape extends beyond the major clubs to include smaller neighborhood music spaces serving the city's diverse musical communities across hip-hop, Latin music, electronic music, and indie genres.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

North Star Bar in Fairmount is an intimate neighborhood live music bar with a stage that has been presenting singer-songwriters, indie bands, and alternative acts to the Philadelphia art community for decades. One of the city's most welcoming neighborhood music venues.

2639 Poplar St 19130

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Ortlieb's is a beloved Philadelphia jazz club in the former Ortlieb's Jazzhaus building in Northern Liberties, presenting nightly jazz programming and connecting to the city's rich jazz history through consistent live jazz performance in an intimate neighborhood bar setting.

847 N American St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

PhilaMOCA (Philadelphia Mausoleum of Contemporary Art) is a 300-capacity arts venue and concert hall in an unusual converted funeral home space in Spring Garden, hosting indie music, comedy, and arts events for Philadelphia's creative community. One of the city's most distinctive small venue experiences.

531 N 12th St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Verizon Hall at Kimmel Center is the home of the Philadelphia Orchestra — one of the world's greatest symphonic organizations (the "Big Five" American orchestras) performing in a 2,500-seat concert hall specifically designed to showcase the Orchestra's legendary "Philadelphia sound." The Philadelphia Orchestra's extraordinary legacy under conductors including Eugene Ormandy, Ricardo Muti, and Yannick Nézet-Séguin creates a musical institution of the highest international distinction in one of the most perfectly designed concert halls in North America.

300 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19102

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Punch Line Philly in Northern Liberties is Philadelphia's premier stand-up comedy club, presenting national touring comedy headliners in a dedicated comedy club environment. Punch Line has elevated Philadelphia's comedy scene from an afterthought to a destination for major touring comedy stars.

33 E Allen St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Ritz 5 in Society Hill Philadelphia is a landmark independent cinema presenting art house, foreign, and independent films for the Old City and Society Hill community. Part of the Ritz Theatres circuit that has served Philadelphia's arts film audience since 1976.

214 Walnut St 19106

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia's long history as an East Coast touring stop has created multiple generations of concert venues serving the music community, from the legendary Tower Theater in Upper Darby to the current Franklin Music Hall.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Mann Center for the Performing Arts is Philadelphia's most beloved outdoor concert venue — a Fairmount Park amphitheater presenting the Philadelphia Orchestra's summer season alongside rock, jazz, and world music concerts in the most beautiful outdoor setting in Pennsylvania. The Mann's extraordinary setting in Fairmount Park (one of the largest urban parks in the United States), its longstanding partnership with the Philadelphia Orchestra, and its presentation of diverse summer programming create one of the East Coast's most beloved outdoor concert experiences.

5201 Parkside Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19131

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

The Met Philadelphia is a spectacular 3,500-seat concert hall in a restored 1908 opera house on North Broad Street — one of the most beautiful music venues on the East Coast. With an ornate gilded interior, massive chandelier, and perfect acoustics, The Met has become Philadelphia's premier mid-size concert hall since reopening in 2018 after a multi-year restoration.

858 N Broad St 19130

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Theatre of Living Arts (TLA) is a 1,000-capacity South Street venue in Philadelphia's nightlife corridor, one of the city's most consistently active mid-size concert halls booking rock, pop, hip-hop, and indie acts on South Street since the 1980s. The South Street location makes it the anchor of Philadelphia's most visited nightlife destination street.

334 South St 19147

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wilma Theater is Philadelphia's most artistically adventurous theater company — an Avenue of the Arts institution consistently producing some of the most critically acclaimed theatrical work in the United States and developing original productions that go on to national recognition. Its extraordinary commitment to the highest standard of theatrical craftsmanship and its role in developing some of America's finest theater artists make it the most artistically significant producing theater in Pennsylvania.

265 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19107

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Philadelphia's evolving music venue landscape continues to develop new spaces, with the city's vibrant arts scenes in neighborhoods like West Philadelphia, Kensington, and South Philly generating independent music venues and bars that serve the city's diverse musical communities.

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Theatre of Living Arts (TLA) on South Street in Philadelphia is an 800-capacity historic venue dating to 1963, one of the most beloved mid-size concert halls in Philadelphia, presenting indie rock, alternative, hip-hop, and electronic touring acts on the iconic South Street entertainment corridor.

334 South St 19147

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Underground Arts in Philadelphia's Callowhill neighborhood is a 1,200-capacity venue in a converted 19th-century church presenting national touring indie rock, metal, electronic, and hip-hop acts. The venue's industrial-meets-Gothic space is one of Philadelphia's most striking concert environments.

1200 Callowhill St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Union Transfer is a 1,000-capacity live music venue in Philadelphia's Spring Garden neighborhood, housed in a former transfer station and known for its outstanding acoustics, eclectic programming, and indie-minded booking that serves Philadelphia's active concert-going audience. One of the most respected mid-size venues in the city.

1026 Spring Garden St 19123

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wells Fargo Center is Philadelphia's 21,000-seat multipurpose arena, home to the Philadelphia Flyers (NHL) and Philadelphia 76ers (NBA). One of the busiest arenas in the country for major concert tours, championship boxing, and special events, Wells Fargo Center has hosted Taylor Swift, Beyoncé, Jay-Z, and virtually every major touring act in the modern era.

3601 S Broad St 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

Wells Fargo Center is home to the Flyers and 76ers — Philadelphia's indoor sports and entertainment arena serving the city's passionate hockey and basketball communities. The Flyers' Broad Street Bullies championship legacy (1974-75 Stanley Cup championships) and the 76ers' Joel Embiid era create two of Philadelphia's most compelling sports entertainment stories in one of the East Coast's most active arenas.

3601 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA 19148

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

World Cafe Live is Philadelphia's nationally recognized dinner-and-concert venue, a two-stage complex in University City affiliated with WXPN public radio. The venue's combination of full restaurant with superior concert sound and intimate 650-capacity upstairs room and 350-capacity downstairs stage has made it one of the city's essential stops for roots, Americana, jazz, and indie rock performers.

3025 Walnut St 19104

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

World Cafe Live in University City Philadelphia is a 650-capacity listening room venue associated with WXPN public radio, presenting folk, Americana, roots, and singer-songwriter artists in a premium seated acoustic environment. One of Philadelphia's most respected venues for acoustic and roots music, World Cafe Live operates as a true listening room where the music comes first.

3025 Walnut St 19104

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Acrisure Stadium on Pittsburgh's North Shore is a 68,400-seat open-air stadium home to the Pittsburgh Steelers, presenting major concerts, FIFA soccer events, and community gatherings alongside NFL football. The stadium's riverside location with views of the Pittsburgh skyline makes outdoor concerts here among the most scenically spectacular in professional sports.

100 Art Rooney Ave 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Acrisure Stadium (formerly Heinz Field) is the 68,400-seat riverfront home of the Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) and host to stadium-scale concerts including Kenny Chesney, Luke Bryan, and other major touring acts. One of the most scenic NFL stadiums in America, with views of downtown Pittsburgh's skyline and three rivers.

100 Art Rooney Ave 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Altar Bar in Pittsburgh's Strip District is a 750-capacity concert venue inside a converted 1908 Catholic church, one of the most dramatically designed music venues in Pennsylvania with original church architecture intact above the concert floor. The venue's unique aesthetic and consistent programming make it one of Pittsburgh's most memorable concert experiences.

1620 Penn Ave 15222

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Altar Bar is a 500-capacity Pittsburgh concert venue in the Strip District presenting national touring indie, rock, and alternative acts in a converted church building that preserves the original stained glass and religious architecture for an unusually atmospheric concert experience.

1620 Penn Ave 15222

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Benedum Center for the Performing Arts is a 2,800-seat restored 1928 movie palace in Pittsburgh's Cultural District presenting Broadway touring productions, Pittsburgh Ballet Theatre, Pittsburgh Opera, and major entertainment events in one of the most beautifully restored historic theaters in America.

719 Liberty Ave 15222

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Cattivo in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood is a 200-capacity DIY venue and bar that has become one of Pittsburgh's most beloved small music venues, particularly for punk, metal, and hardcore touring acts. The venue's no-frills approach and community ownership reflect Lawrenceville's artistic grassroots character.

146 44th St 15201

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Club Cafe in Pittsburgh's South Side is a 250-capacity coffeehouse and listening room presenting singer-songwriter, folk, and Americana touring acts for the Pittsburgh market. Club Cafe's intimate scale and listener-friendly atmosphere make it Pittsburgh's primary small listening room for acoustic music lovers.

56 S 12th St 15203

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Club Café is a beloved 200-capacity South Side Pittsburgh concert venue and dinner club presenting folk, Americana, jazz, and singer-songwriter acts in an intimate listening room format. The combination of quality dinner service with quality music programming makes Club Café one of Pittsburgh's most charming evening destinations.

56 S 12th St 15203

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Hambone's in Pittsburgh's North Side is one of Pittsburgh's most important jazz and blues clubs, a basement bar with live music programming that honors Pittsburgh's extraordinary jazz heritage (the birthplace of Ahmad Jamal, Billy Strayhorn, Erroll Garner, and others). A community gathering place for Pittsburgh's jazz-loving community.

1 S Market St 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Acrisure Stadium (formerly Heinz Field) is home to the Pittsburgh Steelers — the most storied franchise in NFL history with six Super Bowl championships and the most passionate fan base in professional football. The Terrible Towel, the Steeler Nation's extraordinary geographic reach (Steeler bars exist in every city in America), and the combination of football excellence and Pittsburgh's working-class identity create a game-day experience that represents American sports culture at its most emotionally resonant.

100 Art Rooney Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Heinz Hall for the Performing Arts is Pittsburgh's magnificent 2,676-seat concert hall presenting the Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, Broadway touring productions, and major entertainment events. The lobby's Italian marble and crystal chandeliers make Heinz Hall one of the most beautiful concert halls in America.

600 Penn Ave 15222

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

New Hazlett Theater on Pittsburgh's North Side is a performing arts venue presenting contemporary and experimental theater, dance, and music in a beautifully renovated Carnegie library building, serving Pittsburgh's contemporary arts community.

6 Allegheny Square E 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

PNC Park is universally considered the most beautiful ballpark in baseball — a North Shore stadium where the Roberto Clemente Bridge, the Pittsburgh skyline, and the Allegheny River create a setting so visually extraordinary that first-time visitors typically gasp when they emerge from the concourse tunnel. Its extraordinary setting, the Roberto Clemente memorial, and the Steel City's passionate if long-suffering baseball community create a ballpark experience that baseball purists consider the finest in North America.

115 Federal St, Pittsburgh, PA 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

PPG Paints Arena is Pittsburgh's 19,758-seat arena in the Golden Triangle, home to the Pittsburgh Penguins (NHL) and one of Pennsylvania's top concert venues. The arena's downtown location and consistent booking of major touring acts make it the cornerstone of Pittsburgh's downtown entertainment complex.

1001 Fifth Ave 15219

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

PPG Paints Arena is home to the Pittsburgh Penguins — the most successful NHL franchise of the modern era (five Stanley Cup championships, with Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin as the franchise cornerstones) playing in one of hockey's most passionate markets. Pittsburgh's extraordinary sports culture, where the Steelers, Pirates, and Penguins create a year-round championship expectation that is unique in American sports, makes PPG Paints Arena one of the most atmospherically intense arenas in the NHL.

1001 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh, PA 15219

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Petersen Events Center at the University of Pittsburgh is an 12,500-seat arena hosting Pittsburgh Panthers basketball and major concerts for the Oakland neighborhood and greater Pittsburgh. One of Pennsylvania's major indoor event venues serving the Oakland university district.

3719 Terrace St 15213

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh Playhouse at Point Park University in downtown Pittsburgh is a 500-seat performing arts venue presenting professional productions, dance performances, and student shows in the Cultural District, one of the performing arts anchors of Pittsburgh's nationally recognized cultural district.

350 Forbes Ave 15222

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Rex Theater on Carson Street in Pittsburgh's South Side is a 600-capacity rock and alternative music venue in a converted 1908 theater that has been presenting national touring indie acts for the Pittsburgh market for decades. The South Side's Carson Street entertainment district surrounding Rex Theater is one of Pittsburgh's most active bar and nightlife corridors.

1602 E Carson St 15203

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Rex Theatre on East Carson Street in Pittsburgh's South Side neighborhood is an intimate 650-capacity live music club that serves as the cornerstone of the South Side entertainment district, booking indie rock, alternative, metal, and folk touring acts. The South Side location places it in the heart of Pittsburgh's densest bar and restaurant corridor.

1602 E Carson St 15203

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Rowhouse Cinema in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood is a beloved independent cinema presenting themed movie series, cult classics, and community film events in an intimate 80-seat historic storefront theater that has become one of Lawrenceville's most beloved cultural institutions.

4115 Butler St 15201

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Spirit is a 450-capacity live music venue in Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville neighborhood, presenting a mix of touring and local music across rock, indie, electronic, and folk genres. As one of Lawrenceville's anchor venues, Spirit has become essential to Pittsburgh's independent music scene.

242 51st St 15201

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Stage AE is a 5,000-capacity indoor/outdoor dual-venue concert space on Pittsburgh's North Shore, adjacent to Acrisure Stadium, hosting major mid-size touring acts in both an indoor theater and an outdoor amphitheater. One of Pittsburgh's most versatile and active concert venues, Stage AE fills the gap between club shows and arena events.

400 N Shore Dr 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Stage AE is Pittsburgh's premier 5,500-capacity indoor/outdoor concert venue on the North Shore, operated by AEG Presents, booking major touring headliners for the Pittsburgh market. The North Shore location adjacent to PNC Park and Acrisure Stadium creates Pittsburgh's most concentrated sports and entertainment destination.

400 North Shore Dr 15212

Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Thunderbird Cafe in Lawrenceville Pittsburgh is a neighborhood music bar and concert venue presenting live music seven nights a week, serving as a cornerstone of Pittsburgh's Lawrenceville entertainment ecosystem with its consistent programming of rock, bluegrass, and local Pittsburgh music.

4023 Butler St 15201

Reading, Pennsylvania

The PPL Center in Allentown PA is the Lehigh Valley's 10,000-seat arena serving as the region's primary concert and sports venue, hosting touring acts for the 800,000+ person Lehigh Valley metropolitan area between Philadelphia and the Poconos.

Reading, Pennsylvania

Santander Arena is Berks County's most important entertainment venue — a 9,000-capacity Reading arena presenting concerts and family entertainment for the greater Berks-Lebanon-Schuylkill county region. Reading's position in the Pennsylvania Dutch Country (surrounded by extraordinary Amish and Pennsylvania German cultural heritage) creates an entertainment market that contrasts the plain traditions of Lancaster County with the entirely contemporary entertainment programming of a modern arena.

700 Penn St, Reading, PA 19601

Reading, Pennsylvania

Santander Arena in downtown Reading PA is a 9,200-seat arena presenting concerts, AHL hockey (Reading Royals), and family entertainment for the Berks County market. The arena anchors the downtown Reading entertainment district as the county seat's primary large-capacity venue.

700 Penn St 19601

State College, Pennsylvania

Beaver Stadium is the second-largest stadium in the United States — a 106,572-capacity Penn State arena where 110,000 fans in white (the famous White Out tradition) create what many consider the most visually spectacular game-day atmosphere in college sports. Happy Valley's isolation (State College is the most remote major university community in the eastern United States) creates a self-contained football culture of extraordinary intensity and community identification.

1 Beaver Stadium, University Park, PA 16802

State College, Pennsylvania

State Theatre Center for the Arts in State College PA is a 1938 art deco performing arts venue presenting concerts, comedy, and touring productions for the Penn State University community. Downtown State College's Allen Street and College Avenue entertainment district serves one of Pennsylvania's largest university markets.

130 W College Ave 16801

Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

Tower Theater is one of the Philadelphia region's most beloved rock venues — a 3,200-capacity Upper Darby theater that has presented iconic performances by David Bowie, Todd Rundgren, and Bruce Springsteen in a beautifully preserved 1927 Moorish-Revival setting. Its extraordinary acoustic properties, its intimate sight lines despite its capacity, and its history of presenting rock's most legendary artists make it one of the most historically significant rock venues in the Northeast.

69th Street Transportation Center, Upper Darby, PA 19082

Upper Darby, Pennsylvania

Tower Theater in Upper Darby PA is a legendary 3,200-seat 1927 movie palace that has been one of the Philadelphia area's most beloved concert venues since the 1970s, renowned for its intimate atmosphere and perfect acoustics. Bruce Springsteen's legendary 'Born to Run' live album was partially recorded here, and countless rock legends have played Tower Theater's historic stage.

69th St 19082