Gather Uptown for live music!
Uptown Mt. Lebanon is the place to be for a lively and fun family-friendly Friday. Our musicians will appear onstage at the Clearview Common pavilion. Please join us! All shows are FREE and run the last Friday of the month — June, July + August — from 7 — 10 pm. Please Note: We will have live music as long as the weather cooperates.
Our 2025 Line-up:
Friday, June 27th 2025
Wizdom World Beat Reggae Band
Wizdom has been voted Best Reggae Band by radio station WAMO too many times to count. The Wizdom World Beat Reggae Band was founded by Errol Williams, aka The Wizard, for his enchanting ability to mesmerize his audiences. Born in Kingston, Jamaica, Errol came to the US in 1991. Errol formed Wizdom with guitarist Greg Hampton soon after arriving in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Friday, July 25th 2025
WYEP Neighborhood Concert Series
WYEP is bringing more free live music to the Pittsburgh region this year, with their Neighborhood Concert Series!
For each show in their Neighborhood Concert Series, they’ll be partnering with venues and community organizations to host Pittsburgh-based bands, as well as up-and-coming national artists. And because they’ll be in all different communities, it’s a great opportunity for you, friends and family to explore a new place and hear some incredible music!
We will be announcing the Lebo Line-up very soon.
PLEASE NOTE: THIS EVENT STARTS AT 6:00 PM.
Friday, August 29th 2025
FUNGUS
For over 30 years FUNGUS has served as Western Pennsylvania’s premier jam band, featuring a tribute to the Grateful Dead and the everlasting legacy of Jerry Garcia. Fungus specializes in recreating the festive atmosphere that followed the Dead to each of their concerts. In addition, Fungus shows highlight a host of strong originals as well as a full complement of classic rock covers.
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