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I am thrilled that Fantastic Cat are on the bill for this year’s WYEP Summer Music Festival and not because there’s a problem with mice in Schenley Plaza! While these guys probably do have some experience with rodent removal — they are musicians, ya know — I’m mostly looking forward to watching a group of accomplished songwriters do their thing on stage.

Pittsburgh rocker DiLisio’s new album "Make It Go Away" is out now and it’s bursting with hard rocking songs full of fun and introspective lyrics. “Oklahoma Strut” is a cautionary tale about a guy who threw it all away for something new.

WYEP is planning to run another “Pittsburgh Music Preview” on our website in July. We will include a bunch of items of interest happening in the second half of 2025.

On a perfect, clear 70-degree day in early May, WYEP welcomed listeners to Cadence Clubhouse in Allison Park for the second edition of the WYEP Neighborhood Concert Series.

Take a road trip with Natalie Bergman’s soulful “Gunslinger,” check out the groovy summer song “Trippin On You” by John Butler, and jam out to The Beth’s new indie rock tune, “Metal” — here’s what's new on WYEP this week.

In a time of aggressive immigration enforcement, some international musicians are deciding that going through the complicated process of getting a U.S. artist visa may not be worth the financial and safety risks.

Against the backdrop of a large graffiti wall, music and art will take center stage once again at this year’s Trace AeroSol Fest in Pittsburgh’s Bloomfield neighborhood. In its second year, Trace organizers say they’re excited to celebrate local musicians, graffiti artists and food trucks at the event on Saturday, May 24 from 3-10 p.m.

Nineties rock hitmakers, funk legends and nationally touring jazz and folk acts highlight the Allegheny County summer concert series at Hartwood Acres and South Park.

Jobi Riccio has a new song out about climate change, Cautious Clay’s new song showcases his genre blending and pop artist Lorde is back with a dance track that seemingly reflects on a past relationship — here’s what new on rotation on WYEP this week.

From child prodigy to one of most important and influential songwriters of the past sixty years, Stevie Wonder has influenced several generations of musicians.