Pittsburgh bluesman Jimmy Adler will make his first appearance at the Greensburg Music Fest on Saturday, as the free live music event returns for its fourth year. Hosted by the Westmoreland Cultural Trust, the event will feature music for all ages and tastes on three outdoor stages and in The
Matt Otis debuted his short film “Here Not Here” Sunday night at the Pitt Theatre. That night, after the showing ended, it was announced the winner of Best Short Film
Matt Otis and the Sound are hosting a benefit show for Ukraine at the Everett High School Saturday from 5 p.m. to 8p.m. Doors open at 5, and music starts
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Dec 31, 2020 Here is a listing of online live-streaming music happenings for New Year’s Eve and New Year’s weekend, December 31, 2020 through January 3, 2021. With public live music venues unable to host New Year’s Eve events due to the ongoing COVID-19 restrictions, live-streaming events are available for those seeking live music to ring in New Year 2021. See the listing below for events, and check back as new shows will be added as information becomes available. If a “virtual tip jar” situation is available during live streams, please consider tipping these performers, and support them during this time when they cannot earn income playing shows at public venues. Websites for these performers are also listed; please consider purchasing their music digitally or via CD, which is another way to SUPPORT LIVE MUSIC!
Johnstown to have virtual New Year's Eve celebration tribdem.com - get the latest breaking news, showbiz & celebrity photos, sport news & rumours, viral videos and top stories from tribdem.com Daily Mail and Mail on Sunday newspapers.
Get out the party hats and noise makers and ring in 2021 virtually. Due to ongoing COVID-19 concerns, the in-person Celebration Johnstown family-oriented celebration traditionally held Dec. 31 in Central Park and the downtown Johnstown area isnât able to held, but the show will still go on. Theresa Subich, a co-chairwoman of Celebration Johnstown, said earlier in the year the planning committee discussed canceling the event because of uncertainties with the virus. âWe thought it was best just to sit this year out because we couldnât have people meeting at venues and putting their health at risk and we couldnât ask churches to open,â she said. âWe planned to make the announcement as late as possible because we didnât want to get people too upset.â