Garbage at The Stage AE

Happy Endings 

The American rock band, Garbage, are back on the roads with their first major American headline tour in 10 years!

The band’s “Happy Endings” tour consists of 31 dates and as such, they are heading to Pittsburgh! Garbage will be playing at Stage AE on September 23rd.

Throughout the tour, Garbage will be supported by the American alt-rock band Starcrawler.

Garbage

Garbage is an American rock band formed in 1993. The band was formed by American musicians Duke Erikson, Steve Marker, and Butch Vig. Later, in 1994, they took on Scottish musician Shirley Manson to be the face and voice of the band. The four have been writing, producing and touring together for over 30 years. Garbage have released six studio albums to date, with the seventh album "Let All That We Imagine Be The Light" set for May 30th of 2025. The band’s breakthrough came early with their self titled debut album in 1995 and hit single “Vow”, and later “Only Happy When it Rains” and Gold Certificate “Stupid Girl”. The album landed on No.12 on UK albums chart and No.193 on the Billboard 200 in the USA. Their popularity grew worldwide with their second album release “Version 2.0” and hit singles “Push It” and “I Think I’m Paranoid”. Garbage’s popularity led the band to feature as 1999’s James Bond main soundtrack with “The World Is Not Enough”. Garbage have sold 17 Million albums globally to date and won various certificates and awards for their albums, singles and on-stage performances. 

Starcrawler

Starcrawler is a Rock band from America for the “new generation” as claimed by the band. They formed in 2015 and have released three studio albums to date. The band’s gig history includes opening for rock legends such as Jack White, My Chemical Romance and Beck to name a few. Popular hits include “Pet Semetery”, “Roadkill” and “I Love LA”.