We're barely scraping by: Pittsburgh's live venues urge amusement tax exemption
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Live music venues in Pittsburgh are struggling financially and advocate for exemption from the amusement tax to survive economically.
Author's summary: Pittsburgh live venues face financial strain and seek relief by urging exemption from the amusement tax that threatens their survival and ability to host events successfully.
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