17 Pittsburgh Concerts You Should Attend This Fall
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17 Pittsburgh Concerts You Should Attend This Fall

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17 Pittsburgh Concerts You Should Attend This Fall
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You can probably tell by my community, but I go to West Virginia University. As we all know, students at WVU work hard, but we also play hard. We are in close proximity to Pittsburgh, which means we have convenient access to some awesome concerts. Whether you go to WVU, Penn State, or any school in between, this list is perfect for any college student in or around the Pittsburgh area looking to see amazing artists this semester. There's a lineup of awesome artists and bands that you don't want to miss out on seeing in Pittsburgh this fall semester. So that you know the deal, I've already done the searching for you.

1. Chris Stapleton

Chris Stapleton, an up-and-coming country sensation, is performing at the KeyBank Pavillion on August 11th.

2. Taking Back Sunday

You don't wanna miss Taking Back Sunday -- they'll be at Stage AE on August 16th.

3. Kings of Leon

The band Kings of Leon is always a good idea. Go to the KeyBank Pavillion on August 18th to marvel in their greatness.

4. Florida Georgia Line

Florida Georgia Line is a widely known country group that everyone can jam out to, and they'll be playing at the KeyBank Pavillion on August 19th.

5. Shawn Mendes

Everyone's favorite Canadian heart-throb (sorry, Biebs) will be playing at the PPG Paints Arena on August 20th. This is one you can't skip out on!

6. Bruno Mars

Our king of 24k Magic is playing at PPG Paints Arena on August 22nd, and you'd be crazy not to at least consider going to see him.

7. Luke Bryan

Luke Bryan is country music's golden boy, and he can be seen at the KeyBank Pavillion on September 9th.

8. Matchbox Twenty & Counting Crows

Your early 2000's heart will squeal when you realize you're so close to seeing Matchbox Twenty & Counting Crows. They'll be at the KeyBank Pavillion on September 12th.

9. A Day To Remember

ADTR is notoriously one of the best pop-punk/alternative bands to grace this nation. They'll be playing their show at Stage AE on September 12th.

10. The Charlie Daniels Band

If you like old country, fiddles, and banjos, then this concert is your speed. Listen to the creators of "The Devil Went Down To Georgia" play at Jergel's Rhythm Grille on September 15th.

11. Ed Sheeran

The world's favorite red-headed Brit that's stolen our hearts and our attention, Ed Sheeran, will be performing at the PPG Paints Arena on September 26th.

12. Rise Against

Rise Against is an amazing band, and they'll be playing at Stage AE on October 5th.

13. Halsey, PartyNextDoor & Charli XCX

These three amazing performers are teaming together to create one amazing experience at the PPG Paints Arena on October 10th.

14. Milky Chance: Blossom Tour

Milky Chance is an up-and-coming folky-pop band with a unique sound, and they'll be performing at Stage AE on October 12th.

15. Katy Perry

Our favorite California Girl will be performing at the PPG Paints Arena on October 19th.

16. ZZ Top

If you're into classic rock, go ahead and make your way to The Palace Theatre on November 1st to see ZZ Top perform!

17. Lady Gaga

And last but certainly not least, Mother Monster herself will be performing at the PPG Paints Arena on November 20th, and she's sure to bring a show with her wherever she goes.

Between classes, studying for exams, and the stress of college life, we have to find some time to unwind and have fun. These are perfect opportunities to get off campus and have fun for a night with some great friends. You can find all of the tickets here in a compiled list along with many other artists and bands that will be gracing stages in Pittsburgh this fall.



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