Down Biography
Down is a heavy metal supergroup formed in New Orleans in 1991. The band is known for its Southern-influenced sound, combining heavy riffs with elements of sludge metal and hard rock. Its best-known releases include the albums NOLA and Down II: A Bustle in Your Hedgerow, with songs such as “Stone the Crow” and “Bury Me in Smoke” among its signature tracks.
Down performed at Altar Bar in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on August 11, 2015. The listed event record confirms that date, but does not provide details about the set list, attendance, or audience response. Pittsburgh's longstanding live-music culture made the show a local stop for fans of hard rock and metal.
Venue and Seating Information
Altar Bar was a concert venue in Pittsburgh. The available event information does not specify its seating layout or document fan reviews, so details about the best viewing areas and audience experience cannot be confirmed here. Visitors checking historical venue information should verify the event's configuration rather than assume a particular seating arrangement.
For a metal performance, sightlines and proximity to the stage can shape the concert experience, but no section-by-section guidance is available for this specific Down show. The event listing identifies Altar Bar as the venue without providing a seating chart.
Parking Information
Parking details for the August 11, 2015, concert are not included in the available event data. Lot names, addresses, rates, and availability should not be assumed, particularly for a past event.
Attendees researching the venue's former parking options may find historical information from local parking providers or city resources. Confirm any current parking details independently, as availability and pricing can change.
For more information about Down and this historical Concerts listing in the Hard rock / metal category, visit ticketspittsburgh.org. The event was held at Altar Bar in Pittsburgh.
Down Pittsburgh reviews
Redbulls secured a play-off spot
The Redbull Arena itself is a nice stadium, with comfortable seats, arm rests, and plenty of leg room. If you want alcohol, bring ID. Leave plenty of time if traveling from Manhattan on the PATH to catch the start of the game, as there are queues at the gates even when the stadium is 4/5 full. We left Port Authority at 5.30pm for a 7pm kick-off and were walking to our seats as the national anthem started. The level of football (soccer) is lower than what I see in the UK, so don't expect to see the standard of the EPL. There are plenty of concession places inside the stadium, nothing outside that I saw. Next time we will be giving it an extra hour to allow for the pre-game atmosphere.