Here Are 8 Concert Tours Coming to Pennsylvania in 2023 You Can Already Buy Tickets For

The 2023 concert season has already created quite the buzz in the Keystone State. Take the Taylor Swift Eras Tour for example: when tickets went on sale last month, millions crowded the presale, resulting in site crashes, prolonged waits, and many disappointed fans walking away without the tickets they so desperately wanted. 

Since then, several politicians have gotten involved, including US Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, who directed Swifties to where they could make complaints with the U.S. Department of Justice, and Pennsylvania’s very own Attorney General Josh Shapiro. The governor-elect invited Swift fans to submit consumer complaints with his office, and on Dec. 13, tweeted that after working directly with Ticketmaster, those thousands of consumers will have a second opportunity to buy tickets this month. 

But Taylor Swift is not the only concert Pennsylvanians have to look forward to next year. Tickets are already on sale for the following shows coming to Pennsylvania in 2023: 

Luke Combs – Pittsburgh, April 23; Philadelphia, July 29

American country singer and songwriter Luke Combs will be coming to both Pittsburgh and Philadelphia in April and July respectively. In Pittsburgh, he’ll be performing at Acrisure Stadium, and in Philadelphia, he’ll be performing at Lincoln Financial Field. To buy tickets, click here. 

Taylor Swift – Philadelphia, May 12-14; Pittsburgh, June 16-17
 

Despite the ticketing fiasco, Pennsylvanians will still have the opportunity to see Ms. Swift come summertime in her “Eras Tour.” She’ll be performing at Lincoln Financial Field for a whole weekend from May 12 through 14. In Pittsburgh, she’ll be performing at Acrisure Stadium. Artists joining her in Philadelphia include Phoebe Bridgers, GAYLE, and Gracie Abrams. Abrams will join her in Pittsburgh, along with girl in red and OWENN. To buy tickets, click here. 

Blink-182 – Pittsburgh, May 17; Hershey, May 27
 

The much-anticipated comeback tour of the seminal 90s and 2000s pop punk band comes to Pittsburgh on May 17 and Hershey just ten days later on May 27. In Pittsburgh, they’ll be performing at PPG Paints Arena and in Hershey, fans can see them at Hersheypark Stadium. To buy tickets, click here. 

Ed Sheeran – Philadelphia, June 3; Pittsburgh July 8

English singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran is coming to Pennsylvania this summer for his “NA Tour.” In Philadelphia, he’ll be performing at Lincoln Financial Field with Khalid and Dylan. In Pittsburgh, he’ll be performing at Acrisure Stadium with Khalid. To buy tickets, click here. 

Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks – Philadelphia, June 16
 

Billy Joel and Stevie Nicks will be performing at Lincoln Financial Field on June 16. The concert, dubbed the “Two Icons, One Night,” tour, has been promoted by both Joel and Nicks on social media over the past several months. When the concert with Nicks was first announced earlier this year, it was supposed to be a one night only event, but now, Nicks will be joining The Piano Man for at least seven shows. To buy tickets, click here. 

Shania Twain – Burgettstown, July 13
 

Canadian singer-songwriter Shania Twain is coming to the Keystone State on July 13 as part of her “Queen of Me” tour. She’ll be performing at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown. Twain even recently extended her tour by adding 19 new dates. To buy tickets, click here. 

P!nk – Pittsburgh, Aug. 5; Philadelphia, Sept. 18

Bucks County native P!nk, who got her start sneaking to Philadelphia as a teenager to perform in nightclubs, is coming back to the City of Brotherly Love on Sept. 18. She’ll be performing at Citizens Bank Park. She’ll also be performing at PNC Park in Pittsburgh on Aug. 5. To buy tickets to her “Summer Carnival” tour, click here. 

Lynyrd Skynyrd/ZZ Top – Burgettstown, Sept. 3; Hershey Sept. 9
 

And for the rock fans out there, Lynyrd Skynyrd and ZZ Top are teaming up for the “The Sharp Dressed Simple Man Tour” this summer. They’ll be performing at The Pavilion at Star Lake in Burgettstown on Sept. 3 and at Hersheypark Stadium on Sept. 9. To buy tickets, click here.