Durand Jones & The Indications Return to San Antonio with New Album, Flowers
Durand Jones & The Indications returned to San Antonio last night, turning the Aztec Theatre into a soul sanctuary. The Psychedelics opened the night with their swirling funk grooves before the Indications delivered their signature blend of grit and silk.
The Weeknd Closes an Era to a Sold Out Alamodome Show
Superstar, Abel Tesfaye, better known by his stage name The Weeknd, played to a sold-out crowd at the Alamodome last night.
Fitz and the Tantrums Light Up Sold-Out Show at Stable Hall
The sold-out stop marked the penultimate show of their 31-date tour and the band’s second time performing in the 210.
Lightning Strikes, Music Prevails: Astropical Conquers The Espee
After a storm forced a last-minute postponement, Latin supergroup Astropical returned to The Espee with a powerful, genre-blending performance that lit up the night.
The Summer Slaughter Tour Slams Through SA
The Summer Slaughter Tour rolled into San Antonio with hardcore legends Hatebreed headlining and an undercard featuring Fugitive, Gridiron, and local support from Life Cycles, InBalance, and more!
The Warning Stuns With Electrifying Set at a Sold Out Aztec Theater
Sister trio The Warning ripped through the Aztec Theater on Wednesday night as part of their Keep Me Fed world tour. Opening the night were Speed of LIght
Honey Revenge’s The Loving and Losing Tour Hits Paper Tiger
The show at Paper Tiger featured Nightlife, Vana, Daisy Grenade, and headliner Honey Revenge. It was an unforgettable evening packed with energy, and pure musical magic.
Dance Gavin Dance Usher in a New Era at Sold-Out San Antonio Show
With a refreshed lineup and their upcoming album Pantheon on the horizon, the post-hardcore mainstays introduce a new era while honoring their past during a sold-out San Antonio stop on the Return of the Robot tour.
De Rey A Rey: Alejandro Fernández Honors His Father
The charro singer carries the weight of his family’s cultural legacy with a heartfelt tribute to his father in San Antonio.
White Denim Closes West Coast Tour at Stable Hall
Austin psychedelia made its way down Interstate 35 on Sunday night as White Denim closed out the final show of the West Coast leg of their tour with Nolan Potter’s Nightmare Band.
"God Doesn’t Care": Pentagram Is Up and Running at Paper Tiger
Formed in 1971 in Virginia, Pentagram helped lay the foundation for American doom metal with a sound often compared to early Black Sabbath. Lauren Hernandez was there to witness the chaos. Here's how it unfolded through her eyes.
San Antonio Gets Sentimental as Turnover Celebrates Ten Years of Peripheral Vision
Turnover brought their emotional dream-pop to a sold out crowd to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio where frontman Austin Getz recalled playing what he still considers the best show of his life.
The Club Heartache Tour Finds Its Pulse at Stable Hall
Soul music met serendipity at Stable Hall as Thee Sinseers and The Altons brought their Club Heartache Tour to San Antonio. With a surprise opener, a mid-set proposal, and performances rooted in Chicano soul and classic R&B, the night was unexpected and heartfel..
A Night Of Nintendocore: Horse The Band At Paper Tiger
Their stop at Paper Tiger in San Antonio felt part video game boss battle, part existential meltdown.
Follow Lauren Hernandez’s account of a night spent in the glitch-filled heart of Nintendocore.
A Latin Music Riot in San Antonio
Last Wednesday, Paper Tiger played host to a borderless wave of Latinx sound as Son Rompe Pera, Los Juanos, Tropa Magica, Sgt. Papers, and Vintage Pictures brought cumbia, punk, psych, and regional roots to both stages.
Wilco’s American South Tour Stops at The Espee
The band delivered a 30-year-career-spanning set during their San Antonio stop.
Sessanta V2.0 Brings Maynard James Keenan’s Birthday Bash to San Antonio
A Perfect Circle, Puscifer, and Primus rotated sets in a tightly orchestrated, phone-free celebration of Maynard James Keenan’s 61st birthday.
Another Celebrity DJing: Solid Pink Disco with Trixie Mattel
A glitter-soaked, margarita-fueled recap of Trixie Mattel’s DJ set in San Antonio, where drag, disco, and queer joy collided in a night that was gayer than Pride.
Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium Ignite Sold-Out Boeing Center with ‘Poisoned Ascendancy Tour’
A full house at the Boeing Center experienced a high-intensity night of metalcore as Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium marked the 20th anniversaries of their landmark albums.
Psicodelia Sin Fronteras: San Antonio Baila con Sonido Gallo Negro
The genre-bending band from Mexico City made their San Antonio debut at The Rah Rah Room during Noche de Cumbia, conjuring a swirling vortex of tropical rhythms and hypnotic visuals.