We welcome Soy Sos (aka Herman Pearl) and collaborators Bri Dominique and Ras Maisha for a special site specific performance, Dub Corridor, developed with our renovated side alley, Silver Street, in mind. The trio will experiment with the unique acoustics of this intimate urban alley turned patio/beer garden, with an exploratory, electronic, beat-driven, and dub-inspired set for a relaxed, outdoor summer evening. This performance is an extension of PearlArts’ SYNCHRONIZED: with Soy Sos series.

Bri Dominique is a multi instrumental songstress originally from Westchester, New York. She currently lives in the Pittsburgh area, where she studies music therapy and composes as well, mainly in orchestral form. Through experimental song writing and raw exploration of ideas, Dominique continues to evolve into different interests constantly. While exploring electronic, baroque pop, alternative, and soul genres, she stays true to her roots in classical performance, mainly on viola.

Ras Maisha is a rastafari reggae musician, fine artist, graphic designer, and farmer born in Falmouth, Trelawny, Jamaica.

Herman Pearl/Soy Sos is a sound designer, audio engineer, and producer. He sees sound as an actual physical force, literally moving the air around and through us. This was impressed upon him in his early encounters with Jamaican sound system, dub and bass culture in the late 80s. It informs everything he does from the composition, production, and mixing of the music to the design and configuration of the playback systems for performances.

• Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
• This performance is primarily standing room only. Limited seating is available upon advance request. We are committed to offering inclusive, engaging experiences for people of all abilities. To request accommodations to enhance your visit, please contact access@warhol.org or call 412.237.8354.

We welcome the lush dream-pop and shoe-gaze melodies of The Real Sea as well as the high-energy and dance-friendly sounds of Good Sport, influenced by Talking Heads and Beck.

• Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
  
• This performance is primarily standing room only. Limited seating is available upon advance request. We are committed to offering inclusive, engaging experiences for people of all abilities. To request accommodations to enhance your visit, please contact access@warhol.org or call 412.237.8354.

We welcome The Zells, a high energy, five piece rock band consisting of members Frank DiNardo, Jackson Rogers, Phil Kenbok, Roman Benty, and Tyler Gallagher who has shared the stage with notable national and international touring acts such as Archers of Loaf and Palehound. We also welcomes Late., the guitar and keys duo, Corrie Anderson and Lisa Christopher, who create lo-fi and fuzzed out music inspired by pop radio nostalgia of their youth and 90s idols such as Mary Timony. 

• Doors open at 7:30 p.m.
  
• This performance is primarily standing room only. Limited seating is available upon advance request. We are committed to offering inclusive, engaging experiences for people of all abilities. To request accommodations to enhance your visit, please contact access@warhol.org or call 412.237.8354.

Final Fridays are part of The Pop District, a new vision for programming and outdoor public space on the eastern North Shore. Silver Street was the first of many new public art and public realm beautification projects bringing a new wave of energy and innovation to the neighborhood.

The Warhol is proud to partner with artists, creatives, and entrepreneurs via its Superstars affinity group program for the final Friday of the month to network, celebrate life in Pittsburgh, and to have fun!

DJ Sets

6–9 p.m.

• May 26: DJ Jarrett Tebbets
  DJ Jarrett Tebbets is a Pittsburgh based DJ, promoter and event producer. For the past 12 years, Jarrett has made his mark across the city with his long-standing residency at Hot Mass with his free open air discos at Trace Brewing. He’s warmed the floor for the likes of The Blessed Madonna, Tama Sumo, GE-OLOGY, and so many more. Jarrett’s sound is eclectic, unique and heavy on the disco. When he’s not spinning records, you can find him searching for the perfect Italian hoagie.
• June 30: DJ Deesus
  DJ Deesus is a Pittsburgh native and well-known for his soulful house music and hip hop fueled sets. He has played clubs all over the region and is a staple in throwing energetic parties and events that keep the culture of house and hip hop music alive in the community.
• July 28: Arie Cole
  Arie Cole is an open format DJ based in Pittsburgh. More than a DJ, he curates the vibe with sharp cuts and face scrunching mixes of songs you’re more than familiar with or hearing for the first time. Cole does what a DJ does best–plays the music that makes the people want to dance.
• August 25: DJ Huny
  HUNY XO (she/they) is a DJ, nightlife curator, and king of all trades soundtracking and producing events via the Mostbeautifullest collective. Bred in NYC and currently residing in Pittsburgh (named Person of the Year in Music 2021 by Pittsburgh City Paper), her work in music and visual arts is rooted in exalting Black women & QTPOC communities. HUNY XO sets are genre-defying: hip hop, house, techno, and dancehall.
• September 29: DJ Pretty Tony
  DJ Pretty Tony, is a multimedia producer, U.S. Navy Veteran, and DJ with over twenty years experience. Locally he has held co-residencies at Hot Mass, Spirit, and Goldmark, and has performed for Netflix, Pittsburgh Fashion Week, The Carnegie International opening gala, and much more. Currently you can catch him playing the open air, daytime party “Disco Sunday Disco” at Trace Brewing.

Reserve your timed tickets to visit the museum before attending Final Fridays! Museum admission is half-price on Fridays starting at 5 p.m.

Learn more about The Pop District.

• Weather permitting.