Roxian Theatre

Wow! What an unbelievable live band. Their music is a little different than my standard listen but I was super impressed. Frontman Luke is an absolute time bomb. Nonstop energy from song 1 to encore. He never stops. This show was the most I have seen an audience involved, dancing and singing and just totally immersed in the show. Fun songs and fun show. I will go see this band again.

Third time seeing Dirty Honey and first time that they weren’t headlining. The shorter set was a disappointment but the 10 songs they did perform were nothing but phenomenal. They are a great live band. John Notto is freaking awesome on guitar. After their set, they hung out at their merch booth, taking pictures with fans and chatting. Real down to earth guys. Go see this band. You won’t be sorry!

Phenomenal show! Santigold is just supremely talented. The only thing that sucked was the venue. We paid for balcony seats cos my partner has a bad knee and hip and it was horrible for him. He's 6'3" and had to have his knees up to his chin the entire time. I'm 5'6" and just barely could sit comfortably. The ushers were useless in telling the morons in the front row to sit down. Two dolts stood the ENTIRE time 🙄 they could have been doing that down in general admission. But I did have the ushers harass me for proof of admission when I was getting back to my seat 😒 my hands were full and she's giving me shit about showing proof of entry. Cute venue but lousy seat arrangements and useless ushers.

It was sooo good!!! Rickys voice is so incredible, and there was a lot of crowd engagement! Sean Solomon's set was also very good! I really liked how he used his own animations! I met him after the show and he was very nice, and even signed my shirt! This concert is easily one of my favorites! I finally got to live out my dream I’ve had since 2020!

My fifth time seeing Pop Evil and I certainly wasn’t disappointed. The Roxian Theatre is a phenomenal venue for seeing live music. Our seats were in the lower center balcony. I’m very surprised at how many unsold seats there were. We were on the end of the fourth row but moved to the center of the section in the third row. Empty seats all around us. Pop Evil gets heavier every time I see them. I did feel that their stage lighting was too dark. They didn’t really have spotlights on Leigh and rest of the band. Made getting a decent pic pretty impossible. Also wish they would have played a little longer. They only played an hour. Lots of great songs they couldn’t play in that time frame. Overall though the show was great and I ended up scoring a pick from Joey at the end of the night. Great toss to the balcony Joey! Go see this band!

Bad Wolves were awesome. Super heavy and sounded great. I knew a couple songs going in but I’ll be listening to all of their music going forward. A great heavy melodic sound with bits and pieces of other genres. Bringing the little boy on stage for most of Zombie was awesome to see also. These guys are down to earth and were very appreciative of the crowd.

Frank Turner is always fantastic. The Roxian is the worst venue I've ever been to that wasn't a sports arena. Their management took over an hour to supply the Ada accommodation they are legally required to supply to me even after they'd been told 2 weeks in advance that they needed to be prepared for it. Then they acted like they were doing me a favor by saying "don't let anyone else know, we've been denying Ada accommodations to a lot of people in this crowd." I'm sorry, that's a fucking crime, also I missed the first 2 acts while awaiting accommodations

Amigo the Devil is always fantastic. The Roxian is the worst venue I've ever been to that wasn't a sports arena. Their management took over an hour to supply the Ada accommodation they are legally required to supply to me even after they'd been told 2 weeks in advance that they needed to be prepared for it. Then they acted like they were doing me a favor by saying "don't let anyone else know, we've been denying Ada accommodations to a lot of people in this crowd." I'm sorry, that's a fucking crime, also I missed the first 2 acts while awaiting accommodations

I just started listening to Dirty Honey a few months ago. I had heard of them and heard a few songs awhile back and thought it was ok. Then a few months ago I saw they were coming to the Roxian so I revisited their music. This band is really good. I’m so glad I gave them a second chance. I love their style and sound. And I’m super glad that I bought tickets and went to this show. I can’t believe this show didn’t sell out. I’m sure the next time they come around they will bring in a bigger crowd. They definitely deserve it. Great stage presence and they sounded phenomenal. Marc’s vocals are freaking incredible and John Notto can just flat out shred. An amazing guitarist with an equally talented bassist in Justin and drummer Jaydon. These four are a great live act and their music is just as amazing. If you have the chance to see Dirty Honey don’t pass it up. You won’t regret buying the tickets.

it was an awesome show don’t get me wrong! i got into and found so many new bands!! just the crowd control was awful and i had a panic attack because general admission was so far over capacity and overbooked that i had to get out and get water or i would’ve been seriously injured. nonetheless however, i met the band prior to the show and they were some of the KINDEST people ive ever met. they the set was awesome!

Myron Elkins surprised the crowd last night at the Roxian! I’ve been a fan for a few months and came just to see his set. He is a great songwriter and performer and we met him after his show and he was very humble and extremely nice in person. This kid is going to be huge- the crowds response to him was “who the heck is this guy? We need to listen to his music after the show!” I think he gained quite a few new fans!

Fishbone was absolutely amazing bit PFUNK these days(what's left of them) is really disappointing. Barely any members there with instruments and half the band now is a George Clinton and his children trying to rap or sing and this past show not even doing songs, or jamming out. It was basically them soether hyping or trying to do bizarre psychedelic parts of songs and it sounded terrible. When I saw them in 2012 they were amazing and most members still prrsent. Loved Fishbone but that was it. Would be 1-2 stars for PFUNK.

This trio of young women seemed somewhat out of place opening for Candlebox. The genre was different. Their music was very drum and bass heavy with guitars that were barely noticeable. The lead vocals and all guitars being played by one member is a big ask. They should possibly invest in a full time guitarist and separate the vocals. Their music was heavy and some of the grooves were catchy. Potential is there. Just need to perfect their craft.

Parx was absolutely incredible! Awsten is super funny and very interactive with the crowd, which makes the show even more enjoyable. They're such a great band, and all members get their time to shine. Geoff and Otto bring equally amazing energy. I also have to compliment how awesome this venue is. Everything started on time, everything went very smoothly, and the staff is super friendly. It's also very clean and organized inside. I noticed the staff brought the people in the pit water if they needed it, which was super great. Amazing band, amazing night, amazing venue! I hope artists will start using this venue more frequently!

I've never been to a concert at the Roxian before. The venue is pretty nice and I loved the atmosphere. One thing that I thought was disappointing was the opening bands were relegated to merch tables in the basement by the bathroom. I feel like they should have also had space in the upstairs for their merch. Sepultura, as always, was amazing and put on a fantastic and energetic show.

I went to this show primarily to see Death Angel and purchased a meet and greet package to see them personally. Every single band member (Rob, Mark, Ted, Damion, and Will) was all present and very receptive and cordial. The guys were very down to earth and talkative. The conversation was very casual, almost as if we had known each other for some time. I believe that it is due to the fact that they love to play heavy metal thrash music, and I love to listen to it. Sometimes, I think it is difficult to explain to the average person who is not familiar with particular music genres, but heavy metal fans and musicians have an admiration of each other due mainly to the fact that the genre has been vilified since its inception as being rude or violent and I believe that it is due to the fact that people do not understand the complexities that we have endured over the latter part of 80s, the 90s, and early 2000s as being of lesser intelligence and the lack of manners, but nothing could be further than the truth. The musicians are very talented and capable of playing fast, technically advanced music, that very few genres (if any) are capable of duplicating. They also have no problem writing lyrical content that may be controversial or rarely discussed, but at the same time are very surreal, real life instances for most and/or have the imaginative/fantasy aspect of song writing that some song writers like to do. The fan base is made up of various types of people from many walks of life and professions. I myself am a retired city police officer who attained a graduate degree in criminal justice administration and have been an associate professor for the past 15 years at a local college. Those of us who who have embraced the genre either realize this or it does not matter, because regardless, we are one in the same... people who have a passion for heavy metal music. I have been to literally around 100 shows or so and can count on one hand how many times that I witnessed violent behavior. Sure, we like to mosh, but to us it is just a sort of release that we all experience, but I can assure you that when one person goes down in the (mosh) pit, there are three to four hands reaching to pick that person up back to their feet. It is a camaraderie that no other genre (at least I believe) can lay claim to or even recognize. I realize that I was a bit long-winded for such a simple question, but it is not often addressed, and our bond comes from being stereotyped and being labeled as miscreatants at times, but that is not the case, but I felt the need to remind people outside the genre that we are fathers, mothers, daughters and sons who happen to be more normal than our true critiques make us out to be in an abnormal world/society. Death Angel and the other bands were excellent, and a good time was had by all. Especially for me meeting the men and women who create the music that I cherish so. Death Angel will be back in Pittsburgh on June 11th, and my tickets were purchased the minute they went on sale. I would like to thank the members of Death Angel for being such very kind hosts, so we could be simply ourselves who enjoyed each others company. Thank you for asking me. Shaun

Wage War rocked socks!! & It was super badass seeing Spite and getting a picture/signature from the lead singer!🎫🖤🤙 On the other hand, I was really disappointed in the venue at Roxanne Theatre as such a small venu staff didn't gate off/limit the amount of people in the lower level/pit. I have been there for multiple shows & have never had it that bad! People were getting hurt & pulled out. I had to move up the higher level just for safety & normally I would be in the pit if there was one!! Please don't let this happen again! Give these guys a bigger venue next time so the people have room to move around & have a good time w/o worrying about safety

You guys are the best!!! I love your music!!! You made it a phenomenal show!!! I really enjoyed the time spent at your show because of you guys, I have been looking forward to it, you guys couldn't come any sooner, thank you so much, I f***ing love you! YOU GUYS ROCK! I hope I see you guys again, I definitely hope to go up front closer next time through a VIP or something if you come around to a place I can go to again! This guy's head was in front of me on my phone's video taping your show for my fond memory of the evening of seeing you guys, that's one thing I feel sad about because another fan's head kind of covered the view of Tim Henson off and on, but I managed to stretch my arm to catch the whole stage, I've never been to Roxian Theatre before so I wasn't familiar with how it worked there either! You guys delivered an absolutely wonderful show!!! It was my first show with you guys, and hopefully to many more in the future!!! I loved when Scottie said "me too" and when he toasted his drink to us, I thought oh man I wish I had a drink to toast it right back, I was looking around like I wish I got one, same here!!! Thank you guys for creating a lot of beautiful moments, I'll never forget it! You made my year and my birthday month of April too! Thank you for putting a smile on my face! You guys are awesome! Cheers 🥂❤️👋🏻🙏🏻🤝🏻🤘🏻👏🏻☝🏻🤌🏻✌🏻👍🏻🙌🏻🤟🏻🫶🏻🎶🎵🎸✨

I gave 5 stars because there wasn’t more. He is amazing and his backing band were awesome too. He played every style of rock in 4 songs that lasted about an hour crunch, clean, blues, pop, and more. Everything was flawless. The personalities of his band made the experience even better. The drummer was a madman! Ultra talented, playful and fun. I hope he doesn’t wait 6 years before touring America again.

As always, Neko and her band were amazing in Pittsburgh! Great song selection, great musicianship and harmonizing, and fun stage banter (which could have been better only with addition of Kelly Hogan, who was missed). "Pittsburgh Toilet" is generally known as "Pittsburgh Potty," for future reference, but the effort to be one of us was appreciated! 😂 Kind of bummed no New Pornographers songs with A.Carl, & no Kelly at all, but Nora & rest of band were awesome. Neko is one of the most consistently impressive and engaging performers I've ever seen, & I'll keep going to see her whenever I can!