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Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

Pittsburgh is a city in the western side of Pennsylvania’s Appalachian zone where 3 rivers—the Monongahela River, Allegheny River, and Ohio River—converge. With over 300 businesses linked to steel a grand total of 446 bridges, Pittsburgh has earned the nicknames “Steel City” and “City of Bridges.” Beyond Pittsburgh’s notable industrial and geographical facets, this city is great for entertainment, boasting the Andy Warhol Museum, the Carnegie Museum of Natural History, and Heinz Field and PNC stadiums. Still, a city’s entertainment industry is a letdown if it lacks a musical core. To uncover what makes Pittsburgh’s music scene interesting, keep reading.

Pittsburgh possesses a lively music scene with untapped potential

A recent study conducted by the Sound Music Cities called “The Pittsburgh Music Ecosystem Study” gave insight into this city’s music industry. It found that Pittsburgh’s music scene is held back by its economic struggle and frustration that has seeped into the music industry. Many locally-based musicians juggle music as a part-time job, receiving low pay. Career development opportunities in the music industry are sparse, isolating talent in the industry. And, legal regulations prevent venues, organizations, and individuals from thriving.

These factors may seem like disadvantages to Pittsburgh’s music scene, but the truth is that the city is filled with potential. With existing talent and passion among local musicians and commitment from local venues, listeners can find great music in this city today. As Pittsburgh begins to implement the plan outlined by Sound Music Cities, the entire community will benefit, and quality listening opportunities will expand. By connecting musicians and lowering barriers to deeply integrating in the music industry, Pittsburgh could become a regional force in music. Listeners who want to hear raw talent and witness an evolution in music will enjoy what Pittsburgh has to offer now and in coming years.

Pittsburgh is home to a number of museums that put on popular concerts for both residents and visitors

Museums are some of the most underrated concert venues. With tons of artifacts and multimedia educational resources, there is never a dull moment when alone or with friends. As community caretakers, museums ensure that ticket prices are affordable to the public. Because museum operators understand the significance of supporting cultural events, they tend to support the arts. These factors combined make museums a natural fit for community events, such as concerts and festivals.

Pittsburgh has revamped its summer festival season

Like many cities in the Midwest, music festivals are a seasonal affair, fleeting and intense. With agreeable weather for only a few short months, these cities pack a large number of festivals in a short time frame, pulling listeners in every direction. Pittsburgh is developing some newer festivals, only operating for a couple years. These up and comers include Millvale Music Festival, a grassroots effort that hops along 20 venues in the Riverside borough with 150 acts, and PHiLLTER International Music Festival, an event that unites performers from 30 international cities to play Pittsburgh venues across a week-long period. Concert-goers who want to experience something new and novel in festivals to hear something a bit different from the mainstream festivals should not miss out on this city’s summer lineups.