PPG Paints Arena

This was the best concert event I have been to, ever! The venue was great, my seat was in a fabulous location, and the artist, Brandon Lake (along with Phil Wickham and Josiah Queen) was both fun and talented. The energy and the excitement were off the charts! If these artists come back to Pittsburgh, I highly recommend being there - I will be!

Barry was amazing as always. He definitely moved better than he did 10 years ago when her was here. Only thing is that we all wished the he would have been on stage longer than he had been. Especially compared to his past shows. It did start late, he had a opening act that was about 20min long, then he came out and was only on stage for around a hour and a half, he did a lot of talking and extended a lot of his songs. There were so many more songs that he could have sang that he usually always did in his shows that he didn’t do this time. But we are still so very grateful and happy that we got to see him one last time! 😢♥️

First time seeing Disturbed and not disappointed at all. They sounded absolutely fantastic. David’s vocals were spot on. Stage show was equally as awesome with plenty of fire and pyrotechnics. And a failed electrocution never hurts! The Sound of Silence rendition was phenomenal with a burning piano included. People in the upper bowl at PPG Arena were not very enthusiastic however. Basically everyone remained seated the whole show. Get up, disturbed in the house, we’re dropping plates! Disturbed was phenomenal. Will go see them again. Photo attached not mine. From Disturbed Facebook page.

Pastor Steven, Elevation Worship, Elevation Rhythm, along with all members who traveled from the Elevation Church went well above the mark. It truly was amazing. We have gone to 26 concerts in the past year and this event was by far the best on all levels...I can't begin to accurately describe how crazy good this event was. The workers who travel with this group from the Elevation Church were so kind and helpful...This organization knows how to run a 5Star program...This was worth every penny!!

Enjoyed their show immensely. They opened for Little Big Town and Sugarland. I guess because they were an opening act the sound was down and cameras were not in use. That was dissapointing but their singing and stage antics were very entertaining. I enjoyed their part of the show more than I did Little Big Town.

Absolutely phenomenal! I have seen them as much as I can whenever they are in Pittsburgh, PA and at the Alive Music Festival in Ohio! I have been a fan since 2018! Each performance is mesmerizing! My first concert was when they toured with Casting Crowns on a Christmas tour! I was captived by their motions, their Christmas songs, and the love they have for spreading the word of God and steadfast dedication to family and getting the word out about human trafficking!

billie was amazing as always but the venue was not how it was when i saw her in 2022! they waited until 6:30 open the doors, super long lines with little explanation what the lines were for. then while in the lines the storm began and they had no sense of urgency to get everyone in!

Sullivan King was awesome! Not even my cup of tea but the dude killed it, he put on an amazing show! Then poppy came out....didn't address the crowd or really acknowledge anyone. She stayed in the middle of the stage, as soon as she was done singing, she ran backstage....her band was still playing. Avenged Sevenfold was so amazing! They're my favorite band so I'm a little biased but they absolutely slayed!! Matt's crowdwork was top notch! Zachy and Syn were almost hanging off the stage at certain points. Johnny was alive. They were just genuinely having an amazing time!! The guys love what they do and it shows!

Duran Duran was FANTASTIC...the problem is that the acoustics of PPG Paints Arena suck. Too much echoing in that BIG cavern makes hearing the music and the lyrics very difficult to hear. I talked with Duran Duran's sound technician at length, and he told me that PPG Paints Arena is a VERY difficult venue to "dial in" the sound properly. This was my first, and will be my LAST concert that I will attend at the Arena. I won't pay the kind of money for the tickets I bought ($$$$) just to listen to murky, over booming music. I had no issue whatsoever with the band, their sound tech or the comfort of the Arena, but I think the cavernous bowl of the Arena does not make for a good concert venue.

These gentlemen always put on a great show! The ladies that are now part of the band shined, as well! I was surprised by the mash-ups and overall set list, but when you've got that much material you can do 3 or 4 encores. I was going to go again tonight at Cuyahoga Falls but I have an appointment early in the Burgh and I am not as young as we all were once , anymore. LoL I hope I get to see them again next year!

Saw Eric last night in Pittsburgh. He was astounding. He took no shortcuts, played and sang the whole show. And is as commanding on stage as ever. He was probably the most remarkable guitar player I’ve ever seen. Only downside was a lot of fans drinking too much and talking during performance. Let me repeat that, they were talking loudly while Eric was playing. Ugh. Having said that, if you get the chance go see him then so it now. I got emotional watching him just because he has written the soundtrack to my life. And he’s still as good as ever. And if you do go, please be respectful and if you can’t, than don’t go so others can enjoy the show.

Thank you very much for this show!!! John gave us two hours of solid solo guitar music!! Loved the experience, he sang the songs I wanted this time too! Thank you for singing "Edge of Desire" and many others, it was a really nice cozy show, I'm glad he did a solo! I love it when John talks about stuff, it made me feel a little better! 🤍🙏🏻🙌🏻👏🏻 🎶 🎵 🎸✨

Set 1: Comfortably Numb The Happiest Days of Our Lives Another Brick in the Wall, Part 2 Another Brick in the Wall, Part 3 The Powers That Be The Bravery of Being Out of Range The Bar Have a Cigar Wish You Were Here Shine On You Crazy Diamond (Parts VI-IX) Sheep Set 2: In the Flesh Run Like Hell Déjà Vu Is This the Life We Really Want? Money Us and Them Any Colour You Like Brain Damage Eclipse Two Suns in the Sunset The Bar (Reprise) Outside the Wall

We've seen many concerts and last saw MercyMe in March of 2020, one of their last 2 shows before shutting down for the pandemic. They raised the bar on that great concert and we loved every minute of it. I would recommend attending a MercyMe concert at any opportunity that you can go.

Top notch!! Great connection with the artists.. beautiful sound, good seats, great customer service (ushers outstanding !! ). A/V perfect . What a concert- from opening acts to final encore, a dream!! 🎶 (Just wish we had known that hardly anything in PPG place was open to buy food from… and that they wouldn’t let us in the door til 60 minutes before the show! It was cold outside!! )

At the last minute, I was unable to attend, but a friend of mine sent me pictures and videos from the concert. I am sooooooo sad that I could not be there, but Reba NEVER disappoints! The videos and pictures that I did see were fabulous!! I am hoping that she will have a concert that is not too far away that I WILL soon be able to attend!!

This is a concert I will never forget. In the middle of the show we were approached by their tour manager who told us that they wanted to give me and my family pit tickets. We were shocked and of course we said yes. So we spent the rest of the night just a couple feet away from the stage. I couldn’t have had a better experience.

Ranks up there with one of the best shows I’ve ever seen. The production of the show, added to the performances, made this 2 hour show way better than some of the bands 1/2 Phil’s age! Every member of the band had a fun personality in addition to their talent, but I must say, Phil really passed down to Nick how to play, damn that young man is as good as his Dad!

The show was very good considering the frail health of Phil Collins. He performed the entire show while sitting in a chair. (A result of spinal surgery a few years ago) His voice seemed a little faint in the beginning of the show , but seemed to get stronger as it went on. He played mostly solo hits, but several Genesis songs stole the show. 'In the Air Tonight', which included the epic drumming of Phil Collins' 18 year old son, was tremendous. All of the band members were awesome, but the background singers overpowered Collins at times.(To the point of becoming annoying) This was a bucket list show for me, and Phil Collins did not disappoint. Even with the health problems, he played for 2 hours and had the crowd going crazy. It was a sad sight to see this musical icon struggle to walk offstage with cane in hand. Hopefully his health will improve and he'll be able to continue touring for a few more years. So glad I got to see him.