PURITY RING - PLACE OF MY OWN TOUR

Wed May 6 at 7:00pm

McKees Rocks, PA

Event Info

DOORS: 7:00 PM SHOW: 8:00 PM ALL AGES SHOW Purity Ring has partnered with PLUS1 so that $1 per ticket goes to support The Black Trans Prayer Book, and their work to celebrate and uplift Black Trans & Non-Binary people.

Wed - May 6, 2026 • 7:00 PMTickets

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About PURITY RING

Megan James and Corin Roddick formed Purity Ring in 2010. They both grew up in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. James played piano and Roddick played drums prior to the band's inception, but neither play them as a primary instrument for Purity Ring. During live shows, Roddick uses a custom built, tree-shaped instrument to drive both live sound and lighting. Additionally, during live appearances both wear clothes custom designed and sewn by James. The duo were originally two of several members of the band of GOBBLE GOBBLE (now Born Gold). Read more on Last.fm

Venue

Roxian Theatre

425 Chartiers Ave, McKees Rocks, PA

http://roxiantheatre.com/

(412) 746-9988

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where to park for the Roxian Theatre in Pittsburgh?: Where to park for the Roxian Theatre in Pittsburgh? If you're attending an event at the Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, Pittsburgh, there are several convenient parking options nearby. The most popular choice is the public parking lot located directly behind the theater, with entrances on Furnace Street and Chartiers Avenue. Additionally, there is ample street parking available along Chartiers Avenue and surrounding side streets—just be sure to check for any posted parking restrictions or meters. For added convenience, some local businesses offer overflow parking during larger events. Ride-sharing services like Uber and Lyft are also a great option, providing easy drop-off and pick-up right at the venue's entrance. Arriving early is recommended for the best parking spots, especially during sold-out shows.
How many people does the Roxian Theater hold?: How many people does the Roxian Theater hold? The Roxian Theatre in McKees Rocks, just outside Pittsburgh, boasts a flexible capacity designed to accommodate a variety of live events. The theater can host up to 1,470 guests for standing-room-only concerts, making it ideal for large music events and performances. For seated arrangements, the capacity varies, typically accommodating around 800 to 1,000 guests depending on the event setup. This versatility allows the Roxian Theatre to provide an intimate yet energetic atmosphere for both smaller and larger crowds. Whether you're attending a rock concert, comedy show, or private event, the Roxian's spacious layout ensures a memorable experience for every attendee.
Who owns Roxian Theater?: Who owns Roxian Theater? The Roxian Theatre is proudly owned and operated by Roxian Live, a local entertainment company dedicated to revitalizing iconic venues in the Pittsburgh area. Roxian Live has invested significantly in restoring the historic theater, transforming it into a modern live music and event destination while preserving its architectural charm. The company is known for curating a diverse lineup of artists and events, making the Roxian a centerpiece of the McKees Rocks arts and entertainment district. Their commitment to quality programming and community engagement has helped cement the Roxian Theatre's reputation as one of Pittsburgh's premier live event venues.
When was the Roxian Theatre built?: When was the Roxian Theatre built? The Roxian Theatre was originally built in 1929, adding a rich layer of historic charm to McKees Rocks, Pennsylvania. Designed during the golden age of cinema, the venue first opened as a movie palace, reflecting the ornate architectural style of the era. Over the decades, it evolved from a cinema to a ballroom and finally into the live performance venue it is today. After a period of closure and extensive restoration, the Roxian Theatre re-emerged as a vibrant hub for live music and entertainment, carefully blending its storied past with modern amenities for today's audiences.