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Joey Spehar

Reporter · US

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  1. Article · Sep 1, 2026 · Joey Spehar

    The Local 913: Pat Coyle (opens the original)

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    Pat Coyle first came to my attention a few years back with a song he wrote called "Through the Portal." That song deals with the thoughts and emotions of a child of an airline pilot who thinks his front door is some sort of magical portal because he sees his dad go through it and then he doesn't see him for a while. That story, along with Pat's calming voice and thoughtful instrumentation, let me know this was someone to keep an eye on. The next time we saw Pat, though, he was serving as a membe

  2. Article · Jul 31, 2026 · Joey Spehar

    The Local 913: Laurel Lowlifes (opens the original)

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    Bring your smokes and grab a beer because The Laurel Lowlifes are here - and they’re just in time for the final full month of summer. The Laurel Lowlifes are a five-member Appalachian folk and bluegrass band from right here in Pittsburgh and boy are they fun. They’re also funny! Isn’t Laurel Lowlifes about the best name you’ve heard for a band in a while? This month on the Local 913, we’re spotlighting their song “August.” It’s an infectious little tune and when I asked the band about where it c

  3. Article · Jul 28, 2026 · Joey Spehar

    Neighborhood Concert Series preview: The Wood Brothers, Ric Robertson at Hartwood Acres (opens the original)

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    Our Neighborhood Concert Series continues this Sunday evening with a free show from The Wood Brothers and opening act Ric Robertson at Hartwood Acres. I cannot wait to see you there. The Wood Brothers are such a fun band and some of the best purveyors of roots and Americana music you can find these days. After years of touring with their own projects, Chris and Oliver Wood found themselves on stage together at a show in North Carolina in 2001 where Oliver’s band — King Johnson opened for Chris’

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