Slappers N Bangers Pittsburgh tickets

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Sat Jan 16 7:00pm
Slappers N Bangers
Citizens Live at The Wylie  •  Pittsburgh, PA




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Get Your Slappers N Bangers Tickets in Pittsburgh: 2026 Concerts & Tour Schedule

Slappers N Bangers fans, Are you ready for Pittsburgh? on Saturday, January 16th 2027 Slappers N Bangers will be playing at Citizens Live at The Wylie, OH. Score your Slappers N Bangers tickets Pittsburgh right here.

Parking & Directions for Slappers N Bangers Citizens Live at The Wylie


1201 Wylie Avenue, Pittsburgh, PA
15219, US


Slappers N Bangers Concert Live at Citizens Live at The Wylie | Pittsburgh – January 16th, 2027

If you're looking for a night to remember, Citizens Live at The Wylie is where the magic happens. Back in 2018, this spot hosted the first-ever indoor skydiving event that totally stole the show, drawing attention from national media and making headlines across the board. The balcony offers a killer, unobstructed view of the action, since there’s no tall equipment blocking your line of sight. And for those lucky enough to snag VIP tickets, there's a sleek display showcasing Citizens' awards and achievements, kind of like getting a backstage pass to their legacy. It’s one of those experiences that sticks with you, especially in a city like Pittsburgh where the vibe is all about good times and great music. Slappers N Bangers Pittsburgh knows how to bring the heat, and Citizens Live at The Wylie is no exception. Whether you're into the raw energy or just looking for a night out that hits different, this is one concert that’ll leave you saying, ‘That was worth it.’