Join us in the intimate Warhol theater for an evening of high-energy live music featuring three of Pittsburgh’s young garage-pop bands; Meeting of Important People, Neighbors and New Shouts. The evening will take the form of a revue-style show in the vein of an early rock n’ roll theater concert, taking inspiration from sixties Motown revuesor the popular 1964 rock and R& B concert film, T.A.M.I. Show, with each group trading a series of short electric sets and a swingin’ guest MC to tie it all together.
Meeting of Important People.
The Host Band for the evening, MOIP returns to the Warhol following their sold-out summertime EP release show for their latest disc, “Quit Music!” The well-known Pittsburgh three-piece garage-pop band keeps the loud parts loud, the pretty parts pretty, and will be featuring new numbers from their forthcoming 2nd full-length album.
Neighbors
Neighbors plays pop- and soul-infused rock music. The Pittsburgh four-piece draws from influences ranging from ’60s Motown material to ’90s power pop.
New Shouts
Veterans of some of Pittsburgh’s most legendary soul-inspired groups, New Shouts come to bring you tunes drenched in a Phil Spector-esque big reverb and then hung out to dry in the summer sun.
Additional Information
Parking for this event is complimentary at The Warhol
Sound Series
Sound Series is an ongoing concert series featuring internationally touring contemporary artists and bands from around the world. Learn more about our Sound Series.
