There's nothing better than a Saturday night in the Burgh with some good jams to warm the soul. A comforting country glow settled over the Roxian as Kip Moore stepped into another night of his Solitary Tracks tour, a run built around his recently released album that carries the same name. Kip has spent years shaping his place in modern country music through honest writing, gritty vocals, and a restless spirit that never quite sits still.

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With fresh snow bringing cozy vibes to the Burgh, a soft excitement settled over the Roxian as PVRIS stepped into the first night of the second leg of their White Noise ten year anniversary tour, marking the start of a new chapter for an album that shaped a decade of dark edged indie pop. The band carries a reputation for blending shadowy atmosphere with sharp emotion, and fans gathered ready to relive the songs that first drew them in.

ALT: a group of people playing instruments on a stage with a fish on the wall behind them

It was an exciting Saturday night in the Burgh as Mammoth took over the Roxian with their The End tour. The show carried the electric promise of a band with a proud legacy and a firm grip on its future. Wolfgang Van Halen led the charge with a steady presence that honored his family name while proving he is carving his own path.

Like a wave that rolls in without warning and suddenly brightens the whole shoreline, The Wombats swept into The Roxian on their tour for Oh! The Ocean. Formed in Liverpool and known for their sharp wit and dance ready indie rock, The Wombats arrived in the Burgh with a sense of confidence that comes only from years of touring and a loyal fanbase that never seems to fade.

Circle Jerks have announced a US tour for Spring 2026. Support will come from Gorilla Biscuits and Negative Approach. The dates are: Mar. 27 Columbus, OH – Newport Music HallMar. 28 Cincinnati, OH – Bogart’sMar. 29 McKees Rocks, PA – Roxian TheatreMar. 31 Allentown, PA – Archer Music HallApr. 1 Baltimore, MO – SoundstageApr. 3 Philadelphia, PA – TLA…