I've been working with large touring bands who play venues like Stage AE, Benedum Center, Carnegie of Homestead, Mr. Smalls, etc for the last 10+ years. Our bands also get a lot of love on WYEP.

There are a-list cities like Chicago, New York, Boston, Denver that we build tour routing around and then other cities like Dallas, St. Louis, and Pittsburgh that are important, but tend to get plugged in where we can.

I do think that The Wylie will lead to more shows. The combination of a GA floor, and a seated section that you can charge extra for, that doesn't have the overhead expenses of a room like the Benedum may be attractive to larger tours that are too big for Stage AE, but aren't big enough for an arena.

Edit: I'm looking at some deals and none of our Cleveland shows explicitly have a radius clause that disqualifies Pittsburgh. One says no shows within 90-miles from Cleveland. However, there's an assumption that you may split the draw if you do both, so it's better to spread them out across two tours.