Music

SCRANTON — Still missing summer and The Warped Tour? Well, this June in NEPA it’s time to relive the emo glory days at The Ritz Theater.

I know the spring weather hasn't exactly been cooperating, but thankfully there's still plenty to do throughout NEPA this weekend! With excellent artists and venues like these, there's never a reason to say, "There's nothing fun to do around here."

WILKES-BARRE — Straight outta Scranton/Wilkes-Barre, Burn the Jukebox just celebrated their five-year anniversary as a band. Since their debut they’ve been climbing with TikTok fame into the hearts of fans across the world, and all this while the band members are still in high school.

WILKES-BARRE — Cape Cod alt-rock quartet Crooked Coast just released a new single, “Ante Up.” and will be performing at River Street Jazz Cafe as part of their Ante Up tour on Friday, March 21.

The Tisburys are set to release new album, A Still Life Revisited, this spring on Friday, April 25, with Double Helix Records and SofaBurn Records. “Forever,” their first official single from the upcoming record just played on 979X’s Locals Only show!

Ain't no party like a Scranton party, and we tend to prove that every Parade Day! There's live music happening throughout the day on Saturday in Lackawanna County to entertain parade-goers, but also throughout NEPA all weekend for those who'd rather avoid the St. Patty's March madness.

Tedd Hazard’s music is angry and abrasive, yet somehow catchy and funny at the same time. This distinct local artist, across multiple creative mediums, had his latest single recently aired on 979X’s Locals Only radio show.

There's something cool involving music happening in every town throughout Northeastern Pennsylvania this weekend! Find local up-and-coming artists as well as local music legends gracing stages across the region and warming our souls with live entertainment.

WILKES-BARRE — Legendary rockstar Alice Cooper is bringing his “Too Close for Comfort” Tour to Wilkes-Barre for one night only in spring 2025.