Road Warrior Event | Pittsburgh Steelers

Our next Steelers Nation Unite Road Warrior Rally of the season is headed to California! Come celebrate with us during Week 10 before we take on the Los Angeles Chargers!

Join us at 2nd Floor Bar for...

Autographed prize raffle
Limited edition custom koozies
Meet-and-greet with a Steelers Legend
Live Steelers Nation Radio broadcast

*Our Road Warrior Rally in Huntington Beach is open to fans of all ages, and admission is on a first-come, first-serve basis. No ticket or registration required. Metered parking and paid parking lots are located nearby.

Past Road Warrior Events

PHOTOS: 2025 Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors Rally: New York

Steelers Nation showed out at Wicked Wolf Tavern in Hoboken, where the team hosted a Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors Rally ahead of the Week 1 game against the New York Jets

WATCH: Scenes from 2024 Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors: Atlanta

Steelers Nation was out in full force at Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors: Atlanta

PHOTOS: 2024 Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors: Atlanta

Steelers Nation showed out at STATS Brewpub in Atlanta, where the team hosted Steelers Nation Unite Road Warriors: Atlanta

PHOTOS: Road Warrior block party in Arizona

Steelers Nation Unite hosted a Road Warrior block party for fans at Harold's Cave Creek Corral in Cave Creek, AZ, which featured appearances by Steelers Legends Mel Blount, Merril Hoge and Santonio Holmes

Photos: Road Warrior Party in New Orleans

Steelers fans from all over packed The American Sports Saloon in New Orleans, LA for a Road Warrior Party with former Steelers QB Bubby Brister

PHOTOS: Fans bring the black and gold to Denver

Take a look at the best fan photos from Denver in Week 12, as fans brought the black and gold to the Steelers Nation Unite Road Warrior Party and to game day at Broncos Stadium at Mile High.

PHOTOS: Road Warrior Party in Cincinnati

Steelers Nation Unite hosted a Road Warrior party for fans at Martino's in Cincinnati, which featured appearances by former Steelers Tunch Ilkin and Craig Wolfley.