Toto is the new opening act for classic rockers Journey on a tour visiting PPG Paints Arena on February 22.
Toto, famous for hits like “Africa” and “Hold The Line,” will replace originally scheduled opener Billy Idol on all Journey dates, according to a Wednesday press release.
Idol announced that he had to pull out of the tour due to a chronic sinus infection requiring surgery in the coming days.
“I am absolutely disgusted that I cannot perform the upcoming dates with Journey as planned,” said Idol.
The local concert calendar is constantly updated.
Monday’s announcements included jam band Gov’t Mule at the Roxian Theater in McKees Rocks on April 11 and Erie at the Warner Theater on April 15, and country-rock band Whiskey Myers at the UPMC Events Center in Moon on May 1. .
On Tuesday, it was revealed that acclaimed UK rockers Wolf Alice will perform at Stage AE on April 1.
Highlights of the concert schedule:
Petersen Event Center
February 14: Ghost & Volbeat
February 25: Alt-J and Portugal. The man
March 7: taming the impala
March 8: Ben Platt
March 12: Tyler, the creator
April 2: Toby Mac
April 3: For King & Country
April 14: Jack White
April 21: Bill Burr
May 9: Lamb of God and Megadeth
May 11: Deftones
May 18: AJR
October 6: Killers
UPMC Events Center
March 10-11: Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias
April 7: Immobile in white, married in black veils
April 26: Lil Durk
May 1: Myers Whiskey
PPG Paint Arena
February 8: Billie Eilish
February 17: Reba McEntire
February 18: Mercy Me
February 19: Imagine Dragons
February 22: Travel
February 23: Chris Tomlin
February 25, John Mayer
March 1: Tool
March 26: The Eagles
April 1: Trevor Noah
April 4: Justin Bieber
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: Perfect Guy
July 29: Rage Against The Machine
August 31: Twenty-one pilots
Mr. Smalls Theater
February 14: Jamestown Revival
February 24: The Cadillac Three
March 1: Son Volt
March 9: Joshua Radin
March 15: Parquet
March 18: Animal Collective
March 26: Perfume genius
March 29: Circle Jerks
March 31-April 1: They Might Be Giants (sold out)
April 2: Soccer Mommy
April 8: Sierra Farrell
April 19: Houndmouth
April 24: Lights
April 29: Cat Power
May 19: Built to overflow
May 22: King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard
September 7: Mail
club cafe
February 18: Los Straitjackets
February 19: Clem Snide
February 20: Neal Francis
February 23: David Wax Trio
March 3: David Archuleta
April 19: James McMurtry (sold out)
Palace Theater
February 4: Gordon Lightfoot
February 5: Donnie Iris
February 10: Martin Barre plays the classic Jethro Tull
February 18: Tracy Byrd and Aaron Tippin
February 19: second show by Donnie Iris
March 9: Loverboy
March 11: America
March 12: Chris Janson
March 24: Martina McBride
April 3: Boyfriend
April 15: Kenny Wayne Shepherd
April 16: Al Stewart
April 22: Eric Johnson
April 28: Jefferson Starship
April 29: Clay Walker
April 30: Steve Hackett
May 8: Lewis Black
May 11: David Foster
May 22: The Spinners
June 6: Trace Adkins
July 26: Hanson
September 9: Steven Wright
November 7: Steve Vai
November 13: WASP
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Carnegie of Homestead Music Hall
February 12: Sam Vulcano
February 15: Andy Grammer
February 25: Letterkenny Live
March 2: Todd Rundgren, Christopher Cross, Denny Laine playing the Beatles.
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
June 26: Zombies
November 10: Richard Marx
December 2: Dave Landau
Jergel’s Rhythm Grid
February 14: Neal Morse Band
February 16: Stephen Pearcy
February 17: Bettye Lavette
February 20: Gaelic Storm
February 26: Lauren Alaina
March 8: Devon Allman Band
March 15: Adelitas Road
June 4: Steve Earle
Stage AE
February 2: Greensky Bluegrass
February 3: Dillon Francis
February 5: The War on Drugs
February 9: Lucy Dacus
February 12: Goose
February 14: Louis Tomlinson
February 16: Yungblud
February 18: Beach house
March 1: about surviving
March 4: Ministry
March 5: Kid Laroi
March 11: The Wonderful Years
March 12: Khruangbin
March 16: Saint Paul and the Broken Bones
March 19: May Day Parade
March 27: Brockhampton
March 29: Mitsky
April 1: Wolf Alice
April 5: Bright Eyes
April 8: Kip Moore
April 28: Steel Panther
April 30: Girl Talk (outdoor)
May 9: Testament
May 13: Hot Chip
May 27: The Head and The Heart (outdoors)
May 28: The Commonheart (outdoors)
June 3: Pride on the Shore Festival
June 4: Bon Iver (outside)
June 8: Lord Huron (exterior)
August 8: Andrew Bird with Iron & Wine (outside)
August 15: Dispatch and OAR (outside)
August 18: Kid Laroi (outside)
August 19: Avett Brothers (exterior)
September 22: Goo Goo Dolls (outdoor)
November 12: AFI
Roxian Theater
February 4: Ryan Hurd
February 9: iDKHOW
March 11: Hippopotamus Campus
March 18: Manchester Orchestra
March 29: Bob Weir and the Wolf Brothers
March 31: Jerry Cantrell
April 3: The Menzingers
April 10: Brian Culbertson
April 11: Gov’t Mule
June 11: Bastille
October 17: airborne toxic effect
Heinz Hall
March 20: Alice Cooper
April 14: The Temptations and The Four Summits
June 22: Ben Folds
Byham Theater
February 22: Punch Brothers
April 20: Amos Lee
June 2: Chelsea Handler
Benedum Center
February 18: Darius Rucker
April 5: “The Bachelor” live on stage
Manchester Craftsmen Guild
February 26: David Sanborn
March 12: Dee Dee Bridgewater
March 19: Antonio Carols Jobim with strings
March 25-26: Jazz at Lincoln Center with Wynton Marsalis
April 2: SFJazz Collective
April 30: Stefon Harris and Blackout
May 21: Arturo O’Farrill and the Latin Jazz Orchestra
Thunderbird Cafe
February 25: Buffalo Rose
March 18: Gary Numan
March 26: Cactus flowers
April 5: Will Hoge
April 15: Sonny Landreth
May 16: Midlake
Pavilion at Star Lake
May 14: Foo Fighters
July 5: Backstreet Boys
July 6: Santana
July 9: Doobie Brothers
July 14: Thomas Rhett
July 15: Matchbox Twenty
July 21: Morgan Wallen
July 22: Chicago with Brian Wilson & Al Jardine and Blondie Chaplin
August 6: Kid Rock
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Cabin crew fleet
August 11: Billy Joel
August 12: Def Leppard, Motley Crue
September 16: Elton John
Heinz field
June 11: Kenny Chesney
Casino of the rivers
February 19: The Marshall Tucker Band
March 12: Ron White
March 26: Andrew Schulz
April 23: Gladys Knight
May 14-15: Thunder from Down Under
Scott Tady is the local entertainment reporter for the Beaver County Times and Ellwood City Ledger. He is easy to reach at [email protected] Follow him on Twitter at @scotttady
Scott Tady is the local entertainment reporter for the Beaver County Times and Ellwood City Ledger. He is easy to reach at [email protected] Follow him on Twitter at @scotttady
