On Saturday, July 30, The Ghost Club had their biggest show yet at Mr. Smalls Theater in Pittsburgh, PA. With a line of fans down the street, you could instantly feel the excitement and energy that the crowd was radiating. Many of these fans had not seen The Ghost Club live yet, and some even traveled from neighboring states to see the show!
This Pittsburgh based pop/rock band consists of Domenic Dunegan (vocals/guitar), Logan Casper (bass), Zack Leya (guitar), and Caleb Kopta (drummer). Dom has a killer vocal range- being able to the belt high notes that are in some of his songs is not easy. Logan had the crowd chanting his name all night with his bass solos, and Zack shredded with his guitar. His skills were extremely impressive! Caleb Kopta, who also has his own solo music, was having lots of fun on the drums, and people loved it.
Even with some distractions from the crowd during the show and a few technical difficulties, the boys all handled it very well and kept the show rolling. The interactions with fans during the set were all very wholesome, and Domenic did some crowd surfing! Keeping the connection with their crowd really made the show special and intimate.
The Ghost Club put on a fun and entertaining concert, leaving fans excited for the next one!
Kahone Concept opened the show for The Ghost Club at Mr. Smalls Theater. With a filled venue, singer Ben Kahone had the opportunity to spread his music to tons of people, and the crowd loved it. His setlist consisted of both upbeat and slower songs, which gave the audience a taste of his music style. It is a mix of pop and electronic music that will have you singing along instantly.
Ben just came out with a few new songs, the most recent being called “No but Kinda.” His music continues to get better, even though he already started with high quality sound. He played these songs during his set, and got a great crowd response. Many of the fans, including myself, were jumping and singing along all night.
Kahone Concept is also a Pittsburgh based musician, so be sure to see him live whenever you can! Not only is his music absolutely amazing and catchy, but he is a super nice guy, too.
Words by: Ella Donovan with Images from: Madalyn Schaller
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