Arts & Entertainment
Dave Matthews Band Returning To Pittsburgh
Matthews and company are about to tour in support of their first album in six years.
PITTSBURGH, PA - The Dave Matthews Band will make its first southwestern Pennsylvania appearance since 2016 later this year. The band on Tuesday announced the impending release of a new album and a tour that will stop at KeyBank Pavilion on June 1.
The new album will be the band’s ninth studio release and first since 2012’s “Away From The World.” Every online ticket order purchased by May 17 will include a choice of CD or digital download of the new album when it’s released.
Tickets go on sale to the general public Feb. 2. Matthews’ website did not list ticket prices.
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A Pittsburgh-area favorite, Matthews is known for hits such as “Crash Into Me,” “What Would You Say,” “Satellite,” and “Don’t Drink The Water.” He last appeared in Pittsburgh in September with Tim Reynolds at the Farm Aid show at KeyBank Pavilion. His last appearance here with his full band was in July 2016.
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