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Lords of Acid – Pittsburgh, PA

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Lords of Acid Bring Cheeky Freaky Frenzy to Preserving Underground

Lords of Acid – Preserving Underground, New Kensington, PA

Lords of Acid brought their Cheeky Freaky Tour 2026 to Pittsburgh’s Preserving Underground and turned the night into pure electronic chaos. With support from Dead on a Sunday, Princess Superstar, Tony and the Kiki, and MZ NEON, the show delivered pounding beats, wild energy, and a set that mixed classic tracks with new material and surprise guest moments. Frontwoman Carla Harvey led a fierce performance as the band proved they are still as provocative and unrelenting as ever.

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Avatar / Alien Weaponry / SpirtWorld – Pittsburgh, PA

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Avatar Leads Spectacular Night at Pittsburgh’s Stage AE with Alien Weaponry and SpiritWorld

Avatar – Stage AE, Pittsburgh, PA

Avatar stormed Stage AE last Friday with a sold out crowd, turning the venue into a dark spectacle of metal and theater. From rolling drum platforms and Jonas Jarlsby shredding on a golden throne to a piano singalong with the audience, every moment was epic. Alien Weaponry and SpiritWorld set the stage ablaze, but Avatar’s mix of music, theatrics, and raw energy left the crowd electrified and begging for more.

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Biohazard / Onyx / Bayway – Pittsburgh, PA

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Echoes of Discipline : Biohazard and Onyx Resurrect the Sound of Rebellion in Pittsburgh on the Divided We Fall Tour’s Opening Night

Biohazard – Preserving Underground, New Kensington, PA

Biohazard’s The Divided We Fall Tour opened just outside Pittsburgh with a near-capacity crowd and a genre-blending lineup that delivered both nostalgia and fresh fire. Friday night was a chaotic, high-octane kickoff that proved the kings of hardcore are far from finished.

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W.A.S.P. / Armored Saint

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W.A.S.P. Commemorate Their 40th Year of Shock Rock in Pittsburgh

W.A.S.P. – Stage AE , Pittsburgh, PA

Hard to believe it has been 4 decades since W.A.S.P. unleashed their self titled debut album, affectionally referred to as Album One. To celebrate its reign in metal history, the band set out on tour – intent on delivering the album, front to back, with the same raw power, crunchy guitar riffs, and of course the band’s captivating stage presence.

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