Concert news: 'Kingfish' Ingram headed back our way
Blues sensation Christone "Kingfish" Ingram returns our way March 18 to play the Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall.
Tickets go on sale 10 a.m. Friday, with a presale starting at 10 a.m. Thursday using the password "DISTANCE". Prices weren't immediately announced.
The 22-year-old Ingram's guitar playing dazzled an audience last month at Jergel's Rhythm Grille.
In other concert news Tuesday, Stage AE revealed a show by singer-songwriters Andrew Bird and Iron & Wine on Aug. 8 on the Pittsburgh venue's outdoor stage. Tickets are $45.50 at axs.com, on sale starting 10 a.m. Friday.
The concert calendar:
Petersen Events Center
Feb. 25: Alt-J and Portugal. The Man
March 7: Tame Impala
March 8: Ben Platt
April 14: Jack White
May 18: AJR
UPMC Events Center
Jan. 17: DaBaby
March 11: Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias
April 7: Motionless in White, Black Veil Brides
Oct. 22: The Killers
PPG Paints Arena
Dec. 29: Trans-Siberian Orchestra
Jan. 8: Kane Brown
Feb. 8: Billie Eilish
Feb. 9: Chris Tomlin & United
Feb. 17: Reba McEntire
Feb. 19: Imagine Dragons
Feb. 22: Journey
Feb. 23: Chris Tomlin
Feb. 25, John Mayer
March 1: Tool
April 1: Trevor Noah
April 4: Justin Bieber
April 20: Celine Dion
May 1: Jim Gaffigan
June 18: Ringo Starr
July 6: Roger Waters
July 19, New Kids on The Block
July 20: Shawn Mendes
July 22: Dude Perfect
July 29: Rage Against The Machine
Thunderbird Cafe
Dec. 16: J. Roddy Walston
Dec. 17-18: Pittsburgh Plays Fleetwood Mac
April 5: Will Hoge
Mr. Smalls Theater
Dec. 30-31: Lotus
Feb. 1: Anderson East
Feb. 24: The Cadillac Three
March 1: Son Volt
March 15: Parquet Courts
March 26: Perfume Genius
March 31-April 1: They Might Be Giants (sold out)
April 2: Soccer Mommy
April 18, Animal Collective
April 24: Lights
April 29: Cat Power
May 22: King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard
Club Cafe
Dec. 17: Bully
Jan. 5: Albert Lee
Jan. 6: Charles Wesley Godwin (sold out)
Feb. 18: Los Straitjackets
Feb. 20: Neal Francis
March 3: David Archuleta
April 19: James McMurtry (sold out)
Palace Theatre
Dec. 16: Travis Tritt
Jan. 29: Steven Wright
Feb. 4: Gordon Lightfoot
Feb. 5: Donnie Iris
Feb. 10: Martin Barre plays classic Jethro Tull
Feb. 18: Tracy Byrd and Aaron Tippin
Feb. 19: Donnie Iris
March 6: Steve Vai
March 9: Loverboy
March 24: Martina McBride
April 3: Buddy Guy
April 15: Robin Trower
April 16: Al Stewart
April 29: Clay Walker
April 30: Steve Hackett
May 11: David Foster
May 22: The Spinners
June 6: Trace Adkins
June 17: Kenny Wayne Shepherd
Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
Jan. 18: Brian Fallon
Jan. 23: Guster
Jan. 25: Philip Phillips
Jan. 29: Bruce Dickinson
Feb. 15: Andy Grammer
Feb. 25: Letterkenny Live
March 5: William Shatner
March 14: Toto
March 16: Henry Rollins
March 18: Christone "Kingfish" Ingram
March 30: Colin Hay
May 6: Valerie June
May 12: Marc Maron
May 21: Eels
June 4: Nikki Glaser
Nov. 10: Richard Marx
Jergel's Rhythm Grille
Dec. 19: John Waite
Dec. 23: The Delaneys
Dec. 30: The Clarks
Feb. 1: Ana Popovic
Stage AE
Jan. 17: Falling in Reverse
Jan. 28: Killswitch Engage
Feb. 2: Greensky Bluegrass
Feb. 9: Lucy Dacus
Feb. 12: Goose
Feb. 14: Louis Tomlinson
Feb. 16: Yungblud
Feb. 18: Beach House
March 4: Ministry
March 5: The Kid Laroi
March 8: AFI
March 12: Khruangbin
March 16: St. Paul & The Broken Bones
March 19: Mayday Parade
March 27: Brockhampton
March 29: Mitski
April 5: Bright Eyes
April 8: Kip Moore
April 30: Girl Talk
May 9: Testament
June 4: Bon Iver (outdoors)
Aug. 8: Andrew Bird with Iron & Wine
Aug. 15: Dispatch and O.A.R.
Sept. 22: Goo Goo Dolls
Roxian Theatre
Jan. 7: Ashley McBryde
Feb. 9: iDKHOW
March 29: Bob Weir & The Wolf Brothers
Byham Theater
Jan. 19: Citizen Cope
Jan. 27: Erasure
April 20: Amos Lee
June 2: Chelsea Handler
Benedum Center
Jan. 26: Nick Mason's Saucerful of Secrets
Pavilion at Star Lake
May 14: Foo Fighters
July 5: Backstreet Boys
July 6: Santana
July 9: Doobie Brothers
July 15: Matchbox Twenty
July 21: Morgan Wallen
PNC Park
Aug. 11: Billy Joel
Aug. 12: Def Leppard, Motley Crue
Sept. 16: Elton John
This article originally appeared on Beaver County Times: Blues sensation Christone 'Kingfish' Ingram headed back our way
