Concerts in Pittsburgh December
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Concerts in Pittsburgh December 2026 schedule
December in Pittsburgh offers an exciting lineup of concerts and live performances, perfect for music enthusiasts and entertainment seekers. Throughout the month, concertgoers can enjoy a diverse range of genres, from classical symphonies to rock, jazz, comedy, and more. Highlighting the month are major events such as Andrea Bocelli’s breathtaking vocal performance scheduled for December 21 at the PPG Paints Arena, a must-see for fans of classical and operatic music. The Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra also presents a series of festive concerts, including Beethoven's Mass and Handel's Messiah at Heinz Hall, running from December 4 to December 6, offering a rich classical experience amid the holiday spirit.
For those interested in contemporary music and rock acts, December features performances by bands like Blood at Mr Small's Theatre on December 5, Trivium at Citizens Live at The Wylie on December 18, and the legendary Sabaton at Citizens Live on December 3. Comedy lovers can catch Seth Meyers on December 12 at Citizens Live, while alternative acts like Death From Above 1979 perform on December 6 at Thunderbird Cafe. Jazz and soul fans are not left out, with Musiq Soulchild performing multiple nights from December 27 to December 30 at City Winery.
Other notable performances include Wild Pink on December 9 at Bottlerocket Social Hall, and the Bad Plus at City Winery on December 16. The month also features a variety of smaller, intimate shows at venues like Club Cafe, Stage AE, and Mr Small's Theatre, showcasing local talents and emerging artists. Additionally, comedy and stand-up acts such as An Idiot's Guide to Wine and Jeremy McComb's Honky Tonk Circus add a comedic touch to the December lineup.
Whether you're into symphony classics, modern rock, jazz, comedy, or pop, Pittsburgh’s December concert scene offers something for everyone, set across some of the city’s most iconic venues. Prepare for a month of unforgettable live experiences, holiday cheer, and vibrant performances that truly capture the spirit of the season.