
Gogol Bordello
TMRW 8:00 PM • See Website
“Gypsy-punk mayhem from Eugene Hütz. Accordions, sweat, and a mosh pit that smells like wine.”
11 things worth your time in Pittsburgh over the next two weeks. Starting with Mr. Smalls Theatre and The Warhol Theater.

TMRW 8:00 PM • See Website
“Gypsy-punk mayhem from Eugene Hütz. Accordions, sweat, and a mosh pit that smells like wine.”

TUE 8:00 PM • See Website
“90s dream-pop legends playing next to Warhol's soup cans. Correct venue.”

WED 7:00 PM • FREE
“Colombian twin sisters loop folk into electronic weirdness. Free. Go.”

Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall, Lawrenceville
WED 8:00 PM • $26.84
“Two dudes, one double-neck bass, infinite loops. Post-rock math magic.”

THU 8:00 PM • $20
“Sad-smart songwriting in a 140-cap room. Cry a little, it's South Side, nobody cares”

THU 8:00 PM • See Website
“Fingerpicked guitar that sounds like a Pittsburgh October, played inside the Warhol.”

FRI 8:00 PM • $28.50
“Teenage punk band that already wrote a better song than you ever will. Millvale, go.”

SUN 7:00 PM • See Website
“Sunday indie rock in the Hall at Spirit. Pizza downstairs, ears ringing by 10.”

Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall, Lawrenceville
OCT 6 7:30 PM • $37.46
“All-ages Tuesday on Butler Street. Doors at 6:30, so no excuses about work.”

Thunderbird Cafe & Music Hall, Lawrenceville
OCT 7 8:00 PM • $26.84
“Texas honky-tonk formerly known as Mike and the Moonpies. Boots optional, beer isn't.”

OCT 7 8:00 PM • $15
“Afro-Indigenous country-blues out of San Antone via Nashville. Fifteen bucks, 21+.”
Updated September 16, 2026