Bob was great, he didn’t go for the big hits but rather deep cuts & covers so you had no idea what was coming next could just let the music wash over you. Julian Lage was a welcome addition to the band. Jimmie Vaughan & The Tilt a Whirl Band were tremendous also (the best of the bill & that’s really saying something considering I absolutely loved all 3 artists), one of the best guitarists I’ve ever seen! He played a lot of classic blues & rock tunes as well as some of his original work or in the Vaughan Brothers. Brittney Spencer was a great opener too a great new voice in country.

Avatar always puts on an amazing show. Alien Weponry and Spiritworld were incredible. I’d have to say this was probably one of the few shows that I’ve been to and I’ve been to many many many many many many shows in my life that I’ve enjoyed all the bands. Just wish it could’ve been longer, but I think I was probably about three and a half four hours long for three bands that’s pretty good. Avatar did it usual two hours and then the other bands I’d probably say Spiritworld played probably for a half an hour and Alien Weponry I’d say played for about 45 minutes.

I had such a great experience seeing Russell Dickerson at Stage AE in Pittsburgh! While it might have been nice to have the show in the outdoor area, the inside venue worked out just fine and still had a great atmosphere. Russell was an incredible performer—his energy was contagious, he interacted with the crowd the whole time, and he sounded amazing live. I also did the VIP experience, which was a lot of fun. The early listening session was a cool touch, and it was so nice that Russell came out afterwards to talk with us. The meet-and-greet was well organized, and everyone was friendly and respectful of the time. The only downside was the long gap between VIP opening (5 pm) and when Russell finally came on stage (9 pm). Four hours felt a bit stretched out, but it was still nice to have time to grab the included drink, shop for merch, and enjoy the venue before general admission entered at 7 pm. Overall, Russell Dickerson absolutely crushed it, and I would 100% go back and do it all over again!

The show was AMAZING!! The theatrics and LED light show screen in the background were very cool — set the mood and tone. I especially liked the desert scenes. The bright and pink moon in the night sky just added to the magic of the show. The LA dancers were Amazing as well and so beautiful. They danced as if like once lost memories of love and connection that were forgotten but dreamt again by the songs. So dreamy and touching something so deep in me. Like Ben Schnieder’s voice and songs. He’s my new creative inspirational hero. I also thought when they took a bow at the end was very thoughtful and conveyed a deep appreciation to the concert goers. Much appreciation was felt back to them. Overall, WOW. Planning to see them again at the Greek in October. This venue space will match their energy and vibe perfectly. Can’t wait 🌵🏜️🎑🌕

this was my first time seeing sullivan king. I did not really feel like going, i had just been to a different show a few days prior.. i was tired. my friends and I convinced ourselves bc we had missed his sets on at least 3 occasions in festivals or other shows and he was on our list to see. Let me tell you… i am SO glad we mustered the motivation to go because WOW. Probably in my top 5 shows i’ve ever been to. From the openers to the last second of SK’s set.. the energy and chemistry between the crowd and the artists was electric. Vocals, visuals, bass, all of it was absolutely incredible. I will not be missing another set!

Opening bands were Fu Man Shoo and Clutch. I never heard of either band but Clutch with their followers definitely outdid Fu. One third of the crowd left when Clutch finished up. Why? No clue, because RS is so much better than both acts. However we were disappointed with the minimal song selection played that evening. They left out 3 hits with the biggest imo being shooting stars! That's usually their closer. With that being said the band oozes with talent! Jay B is the best rock vocalist in the business today! Why they don't get tours with bigger bands baffles me to no end. If you truly want to see an old school hard rocking band? You have to check out Rival Sons whenever possible!

This event was the best birthday gift I could have ever asked for being a die hard, front row standing, losing my voice, dancing the whole time, type of music enthusiast. I have been a fan of the Struts since their first four track EP Kiss This but through some health and financial problems, I had never been able to see them live until now. These blokes were humble, warm, and still fully into rocking out after all these years both during the VIP meet and greet and the show itself. Even when the venue had the meet and greet starting almost an hour late, the band smoothed everything out and did not rush anything the entire night. With the added bonus of having Barns Courtney who I have also been a fan since his first album, it was a night to remember!

38 years after bursting onto the scene — and 35 years after the release of the "Electric Youth" album — Deb remains a spectacular performer. This tour was strongly inspired by the EY tour in 1989, with a nearly identical set list, several original band members and dancers, original choreography, and even original costume pieces. Deb performed for nearly two hours, giving her all vocally and physically and displaying a deft command of the stage. Still, she's incredibly personable, witty, humble, and appreciative, and she has a truly endearing rapport with the audience. It should be noted that Deb continues to record infectious pop music, which she worked into this set list and reminded everyone that, nearly 40 years into her career, she's a consummate and timeless entertainer.

I came all the way from the Caribbean to see Gojira and I was not dissapointed. The sound was clear. You could clearly hear what he was singing. Performance top tier. Not dissapointed at all. Can not wait to see them again. My only dissapointment was with the venue management at Stage AE. 1. The washrooms are not plus sized friendly. Cramped and horribly awkward when attempting to sit on the toilet. 2. They remove all bottle caps so I was unable to rest my drink down when my hands were tired. 3.As a lady we need a few extra products in out bags and fitting all of that into a tiny fanny pack is not possible. I was forced to throw away a lot of personal hygiene items because although my bag was small it was still considered a backpack due to it having two straps rather than one strap. 4. Tailgate people. As usual the beverages are way over priced but that is not unusual. Cheers

It was my birthday and it was unbelievable!!! The lights and effects were fantastic for Coheed and Cambria's performance and the band was flawless. Every song was incredible! I loved their entire set. Alkaline Trio did not disappoint. They rocked and their banter between songs was great. I discovered Mothica because of this concert and she is amazing. Her performance was awesome and it was really nice of her to meet and take pictures with her fans. The crowd was cool, too. It was a lot of fun when so many people started singing to the songs they played between sets. All around the show was easily an 11/10 and an epic birthday present. Thank you to all the bands and crew that made it possible! You're the best! ❤️❤️❤️

I love you ~Mothica~❤ Excellent show. Was able to meet the artist. Everyone relates to a comeback story and she certainly defied some odds by transforming her grief and empowering it through her music to help others understand they are are not alone. She is Adele, Taylor Swift, Shirley Manson, Katy Perry & Lana Del Ray all wrapped up into one snarky little package. "I'm not a problem you're solving, I'm not breaking the mold, I'm just a story worth telling, you've never been told..." my heart is with her early material off of "Ashes" & "Blue Hour" Lp's Nocturnal her currant lp should break big. Best of luck Mothica

Had been waiting for an appearance by JRAD in Pittsburgh since relocating to the area from Philly (a hotbed of JRAD shows) in 2017. This one did not disappoint and was entirely worth the wait. Scotty experienced technical difficulties throughout the first set, which might have hampered the vibe, but each was excellent though they didn't really go deep. The band's performance did achieve liftoff during the first set finale Let It Grow (30+ minutes) and continued throughout the entire second set. It's not even worth listing the other highlight songs, the entire set was outrageous. The band legitimately seemed overwhelmed by the support of the crowd during band intros. A lot of first-timers had their doors blown off by this show, which hopefully signals a return engagement in Pittsburgh sometime soon ...hopefully an outdoor show at Stage AE.

Excellent performance in a terrific venue. The sound seemed exceptionally clear and crisp. I saw them on the two previous tours and this one seemed even stronger because of the amount of material. The addition of Eliza Hardy Jones was a real plus. Her backing vocals were superb and her small percussions were a new treat. As always, Dave Hartley and Charlie Hall provided the most solid rhythm section in the business. Adam went out of his way to mention John Natchez's sax was "ripping it" tonight. Robbie Bennett played the setup role for Adam's humor a couple of times. It was an excellent show sonically. My only suggestion for an alteration: the lighting was rather sophisticated but it was done about 90% BEHIND the band. I would have liked more front lighting in order to better see faces. It really was annoying at times.

I was like two people back from the front gate at the stage so the view was great. Aside from the crowd literally being on top of each other, falling side to side, taking a public perspiration bath together, and having to tilt our heads back to get fresh air.... all of the artists, Goldlink, Jaden, and Tyler had the crowd's energy going the ENITRE time. Many people were having security had to assist so many people to help them be removed from the crowd because they were too overwhelmed or squished. Tyler is such a f***ing genius when it comes to his music and how he makes each song a different experience for the crowd. Also, the Igor mannequins that you see in stores and online, is legit how he was on stage. The crowd was hell, but he really made it worth it. I would've enjoyed his show from anywhere in the audience because just hearing what he does or seeing it, is so brilliant. BTW, we got in like like 5 hours early at least and were close to the front. Before the doors opened, the line had already wrapped around the entire venue and passed the beginning.

Great show in support of Tree of Life and its sister synagogues with great acts all night. Jorma was - as always, superb and a good man to come to Pittsburgh for this benefit concert. Pittsburgh artists filled the ticket wonderfully. Newer artists Jessica Bitsura, Brooke Annibale were delightful surprises for me. Daya [not my thing] was polished and a big hit with her fans. Joe Grusheky & the House Rockers belted out good ole' rock n roll, Low Cut Connie (Jerry Lee Lewis meets Freddie Mercury) and Rusted Root's Mike Klabicki closed the show with a hot sets. A great 3 hours of music for $39.99 going to a good cause. Can't beat that!

This concert was my favorite so far. EDEN is such an amazing artist and his performances are so cool to watch. I love the smoke and the lights he has, and how they change with the music. The only problem I had was me and my boyfriend walked out with the crowd without thinking about it, and once we got outside we remembered we forgot to go to the merch stand, and security wouldnt let us back in even though the concert ended 5 minutes ago. Its understandable though because there were so many people, and you have to get through the metal detector to get in. I waited 5 hours outside beforehand. It was definitely worth the wait. We got so close to the baracade. Sasha opened before EDEN and she was good too.