Pittsburgh Blues and Roots Festival
July 26-28, 2024 • Cheswick, PA
Proceeds benefit Autism Pittsburgh and Band Together Pittsburgh, a community-based nonprofit that uses the power of music to enrich the lives of individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.
Event Details:
Line Up:
Friday, July 26
Toronzo Cannon
7:00-8:15
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
Bill Toms & Hard Rain
8:30-10:00
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Saturday, July 27
Band Together Pittsburgh
1:15-2:00
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
The Pennsoulvanians
2:20-3:20
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Blue Spectrum
3:40-4:40
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
Black Ridge
5:00-6:00
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Soulful Femme
6:20-7:20
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
Vanessa Collier
7:40-9:00
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Sunday, July 28
AC & The Resistors
1:15-2:15
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Band Together Pittsburgh
2:30-3:30
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
Billy The Kid & The Regulators
3:50-4:50
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
Guitar Zack (IBC Winner)
5:10-6:10
Pavilion Stage (Indoor)
Bernard Allison
6:40-8:15
Festival Stage (Outdoor)
This event has 2 stages: Pavilion Stage (Covered) and Festival Stage (Uncovered/Outdoors).
Folks are welcome to bring their own lawn chairs. No outside food or drink.
Proceeds Support:
Our Sponsors:
Fantastic music, Excellent venue, and good people
Tent/Canopy Spaces Available!
Make the most of your unforgettable weekend at the Pittsburgh Blues and Roots Festival with our exclusive Tent/Canopy Spaces!
Simply select “Tent/Canopy Space” when purchasing tickets.
Tent/canopy only for use during hours of the festival. No overnight camping permitted. This fee does not include admission. Must bring your own tent/canopy. Valid for entire weekend. 10’x10′ maximum.
Proceeds benefit the Autism Society of Pittsburgh and Band Together Pittsburgh, a community-based nonprofit that uses the power of music to enrich the lives of individuals on the autism spectrum and their families.
“This event is not only exciting and fun, but the money raised helps the Autism Society of Pittsburgh and Band Together Pittsburgh continue providing musical opportunities to persons on the spectrum through our Autism Open Mic “, says Jesse Torisky, Esquire, President of the Autism Society of Pittsburgh.
Ron Esser and musician John Vento are founders of Band Together Pittsburgh, the force behind the Pittsburgh Blues and Roots Festival. Vento states, “The highlight of this wonderful event is witnessing the performances and contributions by those on the autism spectrum.”
Donate to Support Our Cause
If you can not attend, please consider donating to support our cause.
Or send a check to:
Band Together Pittsburgh
364 Freeport Rd.
Pittsburgh, Pa 15238
