Ghost Hounds set to play McKees Rocks in November

The Pittsburgh-based band Ghost Hounds will headline The Roxian theater in McKees Rocks on Nov. 17.

The six-member blues-rock group are on the road in support of their latest album, “First Last Time,” which features the track “Last Train to Nowhere” — a Top 3 hit on Apple’s iTunes Rock Charts.

Tickets go on sale via Ticketmaster at 10 a.m. Friday.

PITTSBURGH - Did someone say hometown show? Looking forward to celebrating an amazing year with yinz at @RoxianTheatre November 17th! Tickets on sale this Friday at 10AM EST.https://t.co/4n2dReSHdQ pic.twitter.com/8lqizfxsSn

— Ghost Hounds (@GhostHounds) September 27, 2023

The Roxian show will be the band’s first headlining show since the release of their latest album.

The band includes Pittsburgh songwriter/guitarist Thomas Tull, who founded Legendary Entertainment, a film production company which sold for $3.5 billion in 2016. He’s also a part owner of the Steelers and was involved in the naming rights change for Acrisure Stadium. A year ago, Tull made the Forbes 400 ranking of wealthiest Americans at No. 369 with a net worth estimated at $2.9 billion.

Other members of Ghost Hounds are bassist Bennett Miller, drummer Blaise Lanzetta, lead singer Tré Nation, fiddler Kristin Weber and backing vocalists Kamilah Marshall and Kenna Ramsey.

The Ghost Hounds have toured with the likes of The Rolling Stones, Bob Seger, ZZ Top and Garth Brooks.

New album, First Last Time, is available to stream NOW and for pre-order on vinyl. Thank you for all the support on these new songs. Excited to share this new chapter of Ghost Hounds with you all. https://t.co/YJ76OZrjn4 pic.twitter.com/1geEtFobx8

— Ghost Hounds (@GhostHounds) July 28, 2023