Pete Davidson Returns to Pittsburgh for Intimate Shows at Bottlerocket Social Hall
Comedian Pete Davidson will take the stage at Bottlerocket Social Hall in Pittsburgh's Allentown neighborhood for two shows on Saturday, joining an intimate crowd of 140 people. The sudden announcement was made less than a week before the scheduled performances, with Davidson's previous show with trans music artist Mal Blum being moved to a nearby venue, Little Giant. Bottlerocket Social Hall's two shows at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. are sold out, but tickets remain available for a Davidson appearance at the Improv Comedy Club in Homestead on Sunday.
Key Takeaways:
- Pete Davidson will perform two shows on Saturday at Bottlerocket Social Hall in Pittsburgh's Allentown neighborhood at 5 p.m. and 7 p.m.
- The shows are sold out, but tickets remain available for a Davidson appearance at the Improv Comedy Club in Homestead on Sunday at 4 p.m.
- Davidson's previous show with trans music artist Mal Blum was moved to a nearby venue, Little Giant, due to the Bottlerocket Social Hall shows.
- Mal Blum addressed the switch on their Instagram page, acknowledging the change in venue.
- The last time Pete Davidson came to Pittsburgh was in June 2024 at the Byham Theater, according to the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust.
- Davidson's return to Pittsburgh is part of a larger schedule that includes two shows in less than a week, with the first being at Bottlerocket Social Hall and the second at the Improv Comedy Club.
Statistics:
- 140 people will attend each of the two shows at Bottlerocket Social Hall on Saturday.
- The shows are sold out, with no tickets available for the 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. performances.
- Tickets are still available for a Davidson appearance at the Improv Comedy Club on Sunday at 4 p.m.
- Davidson last performed in Pittsburgh on June 2024 at the Byham Theater.
Sources:
- "Pete Davidson returns to Pittsburgh for intimate shows at Bottlerocket Social Hall" by Megan Swift, The Tribune-Review, Jul. 31
- "Pittsburgh Cultural Trust" - The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust is a source of information for Davidson's last performance in Pittsburgh.