From Snoop to Shania; Pantera to Phish, there's a cool concert for you this July

Scott Tady, Beaver County Times
Updated ·7 min read

Pantera, Phish, Post Malone, Weezer, Shania Twain, Snoop Dogg and Ed Sheeran join the cavalcade of musical stars gracing Pittsburgh area concert stages this July.

Beaver County is part of the mix, with Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Little Anthony playing a Saturday matinee at the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland.

From comedian Andrew Dice Clay to the classic R&B/funk of The Dazz Band, to British rockers The Struts strutting their stuff, there's a show for just about every musical taste.

Here's the July (and beyond) concert calendar, to help you prepare.

Post Malone headlines The Pavilion at Star Lake.
Post Malone headlines The Pavilion at Star Lake.

Pavilion at Star Lake

July 8: Eric Church

July 12: Post Malone

July 13: Shania Twain

July 14: Matchbox Twenty

July 15: Bret Michaels

July 18: Snoop Dogg and Wiz Khalifa

Snoop Dogg will headline The Pavilion at Star Lake.
Snoop Dogg will headline The Pavilion at Star Lake.

July 21-22: Phish

July 28: Pantera

July 29: Foreigner

Aug. 2: Mudvayne; Aug. 5: Godsmack and Staind; Aug. 12: Willie Nelson's Outlaw Music Festival; Aug. 15: Jelly Roll; Aug. 19: Luke Bryan; Aug. 23: Ghost; Aug. 26: Disturbed; Sept. 1: The Offspring; Sept. 2: Odesza; Sept. 3: ZZ Top-Lynyrd Skynyrd; Sept. 8: Shinedown.

Bret Michaels looking enthused as he hits the stage last August at a sold-out PNC Park.
Bret Michaels looking enthused as he hits the stage last August at a sold-out PNC Park.

Stage AE

July 9: Jinkx Monsoon

July 10: The Smile

July 11: Weezer;

July 12: YUNGBLUD and The Regrettes

The Regrettes play Stage AE outdoors in July.
The Regrettes play Stage AE outdoors in July.

July 13: Illenium

July 14: Dominic Fike

July 22: Clutch and Dinosaur Jr.

July 23: Dirty Heads

July 25: Gov't Mule

July 26: Backseat Lovers

July 27: Lyle Lovett

July 28: The Commonheart

July 30: Granger Smith

Aug. 1: Nathaniel Rateliff; Aug. 2: Beabadoobee; Aug. 5: Queens of The Stone Age; Aug. 11: Mastodon and Gojira; Aug. 25: +Live+ with Fuel; Aug. 26: Local Natives; Aug. 31: Alvvays and Alex G.; Sept. 6: The Glorious Sons; Sept. 12: Parkway Drive; Sept. 14: Bad Omens; Sept. 16: Warren Zeiders; Sept. 19: Ashnikko; Sept. 24: The Front Bottoms; Sept. 27: The Mars Volta; Sept. 28: Sylvan Esso; Oct. 3: Dance Gavin Dance; Oct. 15: Doobie; Oct. 18: Jessie Murph; Oct. 21: Women Who Rock; Oct. 25: Renee Rapp; Oct. 26: Samia; Nov. 27: Teddy Swims.

Weezer's Rivers Cuomo went for a retro look at the Hella Mega Tour at PNC Park.
Weezer's Rivers Cuomo went for a retro look at the Hella Mega Tour at PNC Park.

Jergel's Rhythm Grille

July 2: L.A. Guns

July 10: Vixen

July 26, Collin Raye

July 28: OTown, Chris Kirkpatrick, BBMak (sold out)

Aug. 13: Brett Dennen; Aug. 14: Pablo Cruise; Aug. 16: Samantha Fish; Aug. 17: BlackHawk; Aug. 20: Yngwie Malmsteen; Sept. 8: Marshall Tucker Band; Sept. 15: Cherry Poppin' Daddies; Sept. 20: Glenn Hughes; Sept. 23: Geoff Tate; Oct. 15: Coco Montoya; Oct. 19: Here Come The Mummies; Oct. 21: Raelynn; Oct. 24: Mushroomhead; Nov. 18: The Fixx.

Hartwood Acres

July 2: Pittsburgh Symphony

July 9: Marty Stuart and his Fabulous Superlatives

July 16: War

July 23: Fitz & The Tantrums

July 30: Hometown Night featuring Zack Keim, Forestry Division, Ames Harding & The Mirage

Aug. 6: Soccer Mommy; Aug. 13: Los Amigos Invisibles; Aug. 20: Pittsburgh Ballet; Aug. 27: John Scofield; Sept. 3: County Music Festival with Men Without Hats and Affordable Floors.

Marty Stuart will play a free show at Hartwood Acres.
Marty Stuart will play a free show at Hartwood Acres.

South Park Amphitheater

July 1: Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra

July 7: Summer of Love;

July 14: Tyler Braden

July 21: The Dazz Band

July 28: Fastball

Aug. 4: Richie Goods/Chien Chien Lu; Aug. 11: J.D. McPherson; Aug. 18: Edwin McCain; Aug. 25: Tamburitzans; Sept. 1: Punchline.

Acrisure Stadium

July 8: Ed Sheeran

Aug. 3: Beyonce

Ed Sheeran has another Pittsburgh stadium show.
Ed Sheeran has another Pittsburgh stadium show.

Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall

July 1: Tom Keifer with Winger & John Corabi

July 14: Andrew Dice Clay

Aug. 30: Wayne Newton; Sept. 14: Chris Botti; Sept. 16: Bad Friends with Andrew Santino and Bobby Lee; Sept. 19: Toad The Wet Sprocket; Sept. 20: Kevin James; Sept. 29: Gino Vannelli; Oct. 6: Joe Gatto; Oct. 7: Charlie Berens; Oct. 23: John Hiatt; Oct. 26: Gregorian: Pure Chants; Oct. 27: Loreena McKennitt; Nov. 2: Chris Distefano; Nov. 20: Peter Murphy and Adrian Belew in "Celebrating David Bowie"; Dec. 1: Nikki Glaser; Dec. 12:  Postmodern Jukebox.

Roxian Theatre

July 7: Metric

July 12: The Struts

Aug. 8: Gavin DeGraw; Aug. 22: Parliament Funkadelic with George Clinton; Sept. 1: Weyes Blood; Sept. 6: Rival Sons; Sept. 13: Poppy and Pvris; Sept. 14: Hatebreed; Sept. 15: The Melvins; Sept. 16, Tegan & Sara; Sept. 20: Senses Fail; Sept. 25: Zhu; Sept. 30: Andy Frasco; Oct. 1: Lil Yachty; Oct. 6: Eric Nam; Oct. 10: Band of Horses; Oct. 13: Russell Howard; Oct. 14: The Wonder Years; Oct. 23: Boys Like Girls; Oct. 26: Michelle Wolf; Nov. 8: Shakey Graves; Nov. 10: Don McLean; Dec. 16: Anti-Flag.

The Struts will play the Roxian Theatre.
The Struts will play the Roxian Theatre.

Thunderbird Music Hall

July 12: Altin Gün

July 20: Mdou Moctar

July 27: Kels

Aug 8: Paul Thorn; .Aug. 23: The Baseball Project; Sept. 13: Milk Carton Kids; Oct. 3: Durand Jones; Oct. 8: Martin Sexton; Oct. 9: G Flip; Oct. 12: Southern Culture on The Skids; Nov. 10: Brent Cobb.

Petersen Events Center

July 5: Falling in Reverse

Oct. 6: Katt Williams; Dec. 12-13: Billy Strings.

City Winery Pittsburgh

July 11: Jake Shimabukuro

July 18: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy

July 19: Marshall Crenshaw

Aug. 13: Tinsley Ellis; Aug. 18: Bettye LaVette; Sept. 8-9: Russell Peters; Sept. 19: Band of Heathens; Sept. 20: Vertical Horizon; Sept. 27: Rodney Crowell; Sept. 29-30: Michael Rapaport; Nov. 19: Meshell Ndegeocello.

PPG Paints Arena

Aug. 7: Madonna; Aug. 26: Rod Stewart; Sept. 5: Lil Baby; Sept. 6: Aerosmith; Sept. 8: Eric Clapton; Sept. 9: Duran Duran; Sept. 12 and 14: Bruce Springsteen; Sept. 15: Old Dominion; Sept. 16: $uicideboy$; Sept. 23: Peter Gabriel; Sept. 25: Jonas Brothers; Sept. 27: Stevie Nicks; Sept. 30: Pittsburgh Hispanic Heritage Festival featuring Farruko; Oct. 27, Cody Johnson; Nov. 5: The 1975.

UPMC Events Center

Aug. 15: Incubus; Sept. 8: Babymetal and Dethklok; Sept. 16, Parker McCollum; Sept. 17: Motionless in White; Oct. 28: Cole Swindell.

Palace Theatre

July 14: Dave Mason

Aug. 4: The Turtles and Little Anthony; Aug. 6: The Beach Boys; Aug. 16: Daughtry; Aug. 23: Joss Stone; Sept. 15: Eric Johnson; Sept. 16: Vicki Lawrence & Mama; Sept. 24: Drive-By Truckers; Sept. 28: Buddy Guy; Sept. 30: Brian Setzer; Oct. 6: The Rascals with The Lovin' Spoonful; Oct. 17: Andy Summers; Oct. 20: Martin Barre; Nov. 10: The Outlaws with Atlanta Rhythm Section.

PNC Park

Aug. 5: P!nk; Aug 11: Gabby Barrett post-game concert; Aug. 18: Guns N' Roses; Aug. 30-31: Morgan Wallen.

Club Cafe

Aug. 1: Slaid Cleaves; Aug. 17: Robbie Fulks; Aug. 24: Maia Sharp; Sept. 3: Los Straitjackets; Sept. 23: James McMurtry.

Rivers Casino

July 14: Steve Byrne; Sept. 1: Jay Leno, Arsenio Hall and Craig Ferguson

Jay Leno will entertain at Rivers Casino.
Jay Leno will entertain at Rivers Casino.

Hollywood Casino at The Meadows

July 7: Rodney Carrington

Aug. 4: Ted Nugent

Rodney Harrington will entertain in Washington County.
Rodney Harrington will entertain in Washington County.

Mr. Smalls Theatre

July 12: Less Than Jake

July 18: Le Tigre (sold out)

Aug. 4: The Beths; Aug. 29: Atmosphere; Sept. 12: Of Montreal; Sept. 13: Bowling for Soup; Sept. 16: Death From Above 1979; Sept. 22: Old 97's; Oct. 15: Low Cut Connie; Oct. 25: My Life With the Thrill Kill Kult; Nov. 9: Spiritualized.; Nov. 10: Donna the Buffalo.

Crafthouse Grille

Aug. 2: Powerman 5000; Aug. 4: Taproot; Aug. 17: Sponge; Aug. 22: Black Flag

Oaks Theater

July 20: Joey McIntyre

July 29: Frank Nicotero

Aug. 22: Al Stewart; Sept. 6: King's X.

1st Summit Arena, Johnstown

Aug. 6: Alice Cooper; Aug. 13, Alter Bridge; Aug. 18, Lee Brice; Aug. 19:  Ja Rule, Ashanti, Ginuwine and Bone Thugs-N-Harmony; Sept. 15: Boyz II Men; Sept. 16: Asking Alexandria; Sept. 23: Kip Moore; Oct. 3: REO Speedwagon.

Alice Cooper has a show in Johnstown.
Alice Cooper has a show in Johnstown.

Heinz Hall

Sept. 19: Guster with the Pittsburgh Symphony.

Oct. 22: Chelsea Handler

Dec. 4: Nurse Blake

Byham Theater

July 15: DVE Comedy Special

Aug. 11: The Lox; Sept. 15: Kathleen Madigan; Sept. 28: Eddie Izzard.

MCG Jazz Concert Hall

Sept. 30: Eliane Elias; Oct. 14: Matthew Whitaker; Oct. 21: Hubert Laws; Nov. 11: Sean Jones; Dec. 2: New York Voices; Dec. 16: Gerald Albright.

Benedum Center

Sept. 13: Ray LaMontagne, Sept. 14 & 16: Steve Martin and Martin Short; Nov. 25: Anthony Jeselnik; Dec. 12: Straight No Chaser.

Others

July 22: Little Anthony, Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center, Midland; July 23: the Rev. Horton Heat, Vinoski Winery; July 29: Kid Rock, Wean Park, Youngstown; July 30: Tommy Castro headlines the Pittsburgh Blues & Roots Festival at the Pittsburgh Shrine Center; Aug. 9: Steve Miller Band, Youngstown Amphitheater; Aug. 12-13: Four Chord Music Festival, Wild Things Park; Aug. 18: The Clarks, Mario's 410 Grille; Sept. 30: Code Orange, Preserving Underground; Nov. 11: Ben Vereen, Strand Theater, Zelienople.

Little Anthony will headline the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland.
Little Anthony will headline the Lincoln Park Performing Arts Center in Midland.

Scott Tady is entertainment editor at The Times and easy to reach at stady@timesonline.com.

This article originally appeared on Beaver County Times: From Snoop to Shania; Pantera to Phish, there's a July concert for you