Live music in Wheeling, WV

A fundraiser supporting facility improvements at the Tripoli Street Community Center in Pittsburgh’s Northside. The center serves as a welcoming hub where neighbors from all walks of life can connect and build a future where everyone belongs. Community partners work year-round to provide food, shelter, recovery, and health resources at no cost. The gathering features food from Sprezzatura, music by Mark Williams, and stories from community partners who call the center home. Tickets are pay-what-you-can.

Connect with the Ohio Valley music community at a flexible musician’s jam session. Perform solo, bring your band, or play with the house band, which can back you in styles ranging from blues and rock to jazz and country. A professional stage is equipped with a drum kit, guitar and bass amplifiers, a piano, a PA system, and microphones. Bring your instrument and take the opportunity to meet fellow musicians, find potential bandmates, and support local artists. Admission is free for performers and spectators.

Undertale Live brings the world of the game to the stage in a live entertainment experience.

Explore Pittsburgh’s longest-running art crawl along Penn Avenue, featuring a lively mix of art, dance, music, shopping, and dining. This free monthly event has brought people from across the region together since 1998, with no registration required.

Chat Pile brings the Who Loves The Sun Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by Soul Glo and Shallowater. The show welcomes attendees of all ages. Electronic tickets are sent by email seven days ahead of the event.

Violinist James Ehnes performs Tchaikovsky’s concerto with lyricism and intensity, accompanied by an orchestra shaped by conductor Kevin John Edusei, making his Pittsburgh debut. The program also includes Victoria Borisova-Ollas’s The Kingdom of Silence, Beethoven’s Piano Concerto No. 2, and Rachmaninoff’s Symphonic Dances.

Celebrate Dolly Parton with an afternoon of drag performances, brunch, wigs, and rhinestone glam, featuring host Alora Chateaux. The celebration draws inspiration from beloved songs including “Jolene” and “Islands in the Stream.”

Set sail on a family-friendly Pittsburgh riverboat experience designed with kids in mind. Young cruisers can dance along to a DJ, watch a special show, and take part in onboard games and activities. A pirate is aboard every sailing, with special friends that rotate. Entertainment features a DJ and character appearances from First Class Entertainment. A snack bar and a full-service bar are available for purchase. Open to all ages. Tickets are $36.66 for adults, $20.95 for children, and $5.24 for infants.

Fantastic Cat performs at Mr. Smalls Theatre in an all-ages event. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.

The STING 3.0 Tour welcomes audiences of all ages. Support acts may change without notice.

Enjoy a monthly performance by a five-piece band at the Park House.

Enjoy an evening of dancing to Salsa, Bachata, Zouk, Kizomba, and more at The Annex by LSDC. A mini-lesson covers the basics of Salsa, Bachata, and other dances, and no partner is needed. Guests can choose between the mini-lesson with the social or the social on its own. The event is open to all ages, and anyone under 18 must be accompanied by a responsible adult. Alcohol is permitted if brought by attendees, and free water and cups are available.

Wheeling, WV hosts a 90s and 00s celebration led by Motorcycle Drive By, serving up a nostalgic, high-energy live show. The set moves from top 40 favorites and timeless throwbacks to one-hit wonders and deeper cuts, with big singalongs throughout. Known around the region for an interactive performance that salutes the best of the 1990s and 2000s, the band covers rock, pop, grunge, metal, hip hop, R&B, and even a bit of country, all delivered with a fresh, dynamic feel that keeps the crowd moving. Presented by Northern Eagle Distributing, Triple Fresh Detailing and Paint Correction, Cashland Pawn, A Plus Guitars, InTuneGP, SIT Strings, Saluda Cymbals, RMA Presents, Studio MK, RMV, Streamline Business Management, Bigfoot Designs, and Alternative Home Care LLC.

Longtime friends and collaborators Michelle Hall and Deborah Brooks share a seamless blend of voices and songwriting onstage. Hall is a singer, songwriter, and keyboardist who has created music for herself and other artists for more than two decades, weaving honest stories with a subtle country flavor. Brooks recently released It’s Enough, an album of folk-leaning originals. With a clear, gentle vocal tone, steady guitar, and an upbeat presence, she brings both warmth and spark to the performance. This event is BYOB and there is no cover.

Enjoy an evening of social dancing at Motown Mondays, with admission available for $13.

Presented by Drusky Entertainment, The Queers perform at Crafthouse in Pittsburgh with Spitbite and Right On Warriors. This all-ages event offers the venue’s full food menu during the show. A Preferred Seating Booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating, and availability is limited. Tickets are available.

McKinley James opens the evening with vintage soul, rhythm and blues, and rock ’n’ roll rooted in American roots music. The James Hunter Six follows with music from Off the Fence, their first album on Easy Eye Sound. Led by British singer, songwriter, and GRAMMY-nominated James Hunter, the band brings decades of experience and a sound spanning up-tempo R&B and soulful ballads. The album features a duet with longtime collaborator Van Morrison.

BFF (Blues and Fusion Forge) hosts a monthly blues dance with a free lesson followed by social dancing. The social dancing has a pay-what-you-can admission range of $5 to $20.

Drusky Entertainment presents The Slackers with The Operators at Crafthouse. This all ages event features live music with food available from the venue’s full menu during the show. A preferred seating booth package includes eight tickets and premium seating and is offered in limited quantities.

Jodeci brings an evening of R&B to the stage, featuring classic songs such as “Forever My Lady” and “Come & Talk to Me.”

Smush, a shoegaze band formed in Vancouver and now based in Brooklyn, features Emily Borrowman on vocals and bass, Atley King on guitar, and Jay Christie on drums. The show also features support from Gina Gory and Acid Drag, and is open to all ages.

Julia Jacklin brings her North America Tour 2026 to Mr. Smalls Theatre, joined by special guest Jordan Patterson. This show welcomes attendees of all ages. Tickets are delivered by email seven days before the event. For updates and announcements, check Instagram at @opusoneprod and @mrsmallstheatre.