Nelly and Third Eye Blind will be coheadlining at Point State Park for the Commonwealth Concert Series, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced on Thursday. The tour, which runs from May 23 through June 27, will feature different artists at five cities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.Pittsburgh’s concert will take place on June 27, the final stop of the tour. It is free to attend. “America’s story started right here in our Commonwealth and Pennsylvanians have played a key role in shaping our nation. My Administration is committed to ensuring everyone can take part in celebrating our history – and this concert series will bring together Pennsylvanians from all across the Commonwealth, giving them an opportunity to celebrate America’s 250th Birthday,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said. “I’m proud that we secured funds in the 2025-26 budget to put on these free concerts – and I’m confident the Commonwealth is ready to put on a once-in-a-lifetime show.”The America250Pa Concert SeriesMay 23: State CollegeCole Swindell with special guest Gabby BarrettTheme: A Salute to Service and Sacrifice June 6: ErieThe FrayTheme: History and PreservationJune 13: HersheyThe Avett BrothersTheme: Honoring our Farmers and Agricultural HeritageJune 20: Wilkes-BarreLady A with Special Guest En VogueTheme: A tribute to Healthcare Professionals June 27: PittsburghNelly and Third Eye BlindTheme: Celebrating Educators and Innovators
PITTSBURGH —
Nelly and Third Eye Blind will be coheadlining at Point State Park for the Commonwealth Concert Series, Gov. Josh Shapiro announced on Thursday.
The tour, which runs from May 23 through June 27, will feature different artists at five cities in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania.
Pittsburgh’s concert will take place on June 27, the final stop of the tour. It is free to attend.
“America’s story started right here in our Commonwealth and Pennsylvanians have played a key role in shaping our nation. My Administration is committed to ensuring everyone can take part in celebrating our history – and this concert series will bring together Pennsylvanians from all across the Commonwealth, giving them an opportunity to celebrate America’s 250th Birthday,” Gov. Josh Shapiro said. “I’m proud that we secured funds in the 2025-26 budget to put on these free concerts – and I’m confident the Commonwealth is ready to put on a once-in-a-lifetime show.”
The America250Pa Concert Series
May 23: State College
Cole Swindell with special guest Gabby Barrett
Theme: A Salute to Service and Sacrifice
June 6: Erie
The Fray
Theme: History and Preservation
June 13: Hershey
The Avett Brothers
Theme: Honoring our Farmers and Agricultural Heritage
June 20: Wilkes-Barre
Lady A with Special Guest En Vogue
Theme: A tribute to Healthcare Professionals
June 27: Pittsburgh
Nelly and Third Eye Blind
Theme: Celebrating Educators and Innovators