With Thanksgiving around the corner, here’s one thing to be thankful for—local shows! From the 4th annual Beasts of the Burgh at Crafthouse to The Clarks playing back to back nights at Jergels, here’s a list of local shows to check out in November!
Like Roses/Heading North/Ausinette
Bottlerocket – November 3rd
Emo alt duo Like Roses brings their tour to Botttlerocket. Local rock acts Heading North and Ausinette will open the show.
Heading North just played the Four Chord Music Fest in support of their new single “Miss Sentimental.” Ausinette recently released their new EP “The Day The Music Dies.” Talk about an awesome show!
Working Breed Presents: No Doubt’s Tragic Kingdom Live in its entirety
Spirit – November 14th
Singer Erica Laing of rock band Working Breed has gathered a bunch of prominent musicians to perform No Doubt’s “Tragic Kingdom” in its entirety! Whether you were listening to No Doubt on cd back in the 90’s or discovered them through streaming, it’s highly recommended you check out this show!
Last year’s show was a success. This one looks to be even better so get tickets while they last!
Beasts of the Burgh IV
Crafthouse – November 14th
The annual rock showcase known as Beasts of the Burgh is back! The head banging lineup includes The Charge Ups, Icarus Witch, Broom, and Ferocious Ghosts. The Charge Ups made history this year by releasing their ambitious quadruple album release. Each member of the band released a solo album. And the Charge Ups released their own album. Turn up “1-2-3, Sweet Apathy” and get tickets to this rock show!
The Clarks with opening act Rocket Loves Blue
Jergels Rhythm Grille – November 27th and 28th
The Clarks are playing back to back nights at Jergels! They’ve been celebrating their 40th year anniversary. Their song “Better Off Without You” was featured in the season two opening scene of “The Pitt.”
Night one begins with opening act Rocket Loves Blue. Their new single, “Something Blue,” showcases driving guitars, melodic vocals, and the lyrics “screaming in the driveway.”
The second night features opening act Brooke Surgener. The Erie native will showcase her indie folk EP “All In.”
Punchline
Roxian Theatre – November 28th
Punchline heads back home to close out their fall “37 Everywhere Tour” 20th anniversary shows with a huge concert at the Roxian Theatre. “We’re planning a super special set with lots of old friends and can’t wait to time machine back to 2006 with you all,” they wrote on their Instagram.
Opening acts include Driveways, Hit The Lights, Posterchild. Get tickets here!
This content was provided by a local, independent contributor to Made in PGH, a lifestyle blog.
