Pittsburgh musicians releasing new music in February 2026

This month in Pittsburgh’s music scene offers a range of new albums and EPs, including a special 25th-anniversary vinyl release. Let’s delve into the local music releases for February and take a closer look at what the Pittsburgh region has to offer this month.

Kicking off the list is power pop band Radio 45, set to drop a new single titled “No Point” on February 1 along with a show at Jergel’s in Warrendale. This single is a preview of their upcoming album, “For Yinz About to Rock.”

Following Radio 45 is post-punk rockers Nowhere Wolves, who are launching their first studio release, an EP entitled “Take the Honeyed Hand,” on February 6. According to singer and guitarist J. Trafford, this EP blends together elements of funk, glam, punk, and folk to create a unique sound. Nowhere Wolves will be taking the stage for an EP release show at Moondog’s Pub in Blawnox on February 7, alongside other local acts.

Next up is Paul Labrise, whose lo-fi instrumental album “Planet of the Love Guitars” is receiving a vinyl release in honor of its 25th anniversary. Reflecting on this milestone, Labrise expressed his gratitude for the album’s enduring impact on listeners over the years. The vinyl release will be accompanied by a performance at the Government Center on Pittsburgh’s North Side, featuring a lineup of talented musicians.

Garage rockers Glass Caps are gearing up to release their first EP, “F.J.S.K.,” on February 6, followed by a release show at Club Cafe on Pittsburgh’s South Side the next day. Describing their music as a fusion of punk, surf, garage rock, and psychedelic rock, Glass Caps promises a high-energy experience for fans and listeners alike.

Singer-songwriter Lorelai Paige will be showcasing her latest album, “Chaotic Brilliance,” at a show in Greensburg on February 7. With influences of pop and alternative rock, Paige’s album delves into the creative process and the ups and downs of being an artist.

Indie pop band Flashpoint Run is set to release a new single titled “The Score” on February 7, accompanied by an exciting release show at Government Center. The band describes the track as a self-produced collaboration inspired by internal dialogues and musings.

Alternative folk singer Mirabelle Skipworth will be launching her new album, “When the Waters Part,” on February 13, with a special album release show in Pittsburgh. Recorded live with no overdubs, Skipworth’s album delves into themes of love, intimacy, and spirituality.

Finally, the noisy trio Spitbite will be releasing their inaugural 7-inch record, comprising the tracks “Final Form” and “The Bond,” on February 13. This record, pressed at Hellbender Vinyl, promises a bold and outspoken musical experience for fans of the band.

These exciting local releases and shows are sure to add vibrancy to Pittsburgh’s music scene for the month of February, offering a diverse range of sounds and genres for music enthusiasts to enjoy.