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San Antonio’s Combo Cósmico release cumbia cover of The Smiths’ ‘How Soon is Now?’
The ‘goth cumbia’ cover represents new territory for the spaced-out cumbia group.
Stephanie Koithan
Stephanie Koithan is the Digital Content Editor of the San Antonio Current. In her role, she writes about politics, music, art, culture and food. Send her a tip at skoithan@sacurrent.com.
Posted inFood & Drink
First Look: New San Antonio bar Slow Ride brings ’70s sleaze to Government Hill
The new bar, located near Snake Hill and Folklores Coffee House, was packed on opening night.
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Hooters abruptly closes San Antonio River Walk location
Employees expressed shock at the sudden closure, although one said in a social media post that business had been down for some time.
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High-concept dessert bar Nicosi now open at Pullman Market
The dessert bar has a strict no-phones policy to preserve the element of surprise in its menu.
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Insomnia Cookies opening first two San Antonio stores this weekend
The cult cookie company is giving away free cookies for its grand opening this weekend.
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San Antonio’s Pride Bigger Than Texas Festival and Parade take place Saturday
LGBTQ+ nightspots along the Main Strip parade route offer viewing, and some are presenting special events and drag performances.
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Fans of San Antonio’s Broadway 5050 worry about bar’s fate as building goes up for sale
The bar has been in that Alamo Heights location since 1935, and the property already has a potential buyer.
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San Antonio’s Jason Kane & The Jive will record first live album at Jandro’s
The album will be recorded over the course of two SA performances.
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San Antonio bar Let’s Be Honest hosting presidential debate watch party
President Biden and former president Trump will face off in the first debate of election season.
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Sunny Ozuna to play Jaime’s Place for tribute to San Antonio nightclub Patio Andaluz
The event will also feature Little Henry Lee and other architects of San Antonio’s West Side Sound.
Posted inMovies
Ms. Marvel actress stops by San Antonio comic store Heroes and Fantasies
The Marvel Cinematic Universe star found time to visit while in town for Super Hero Comic Con.
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San Antonio’s Joaquin and the Glowliners to debut music video at Slab Cinema
This free event celebrating the West Side soul band’s video for “I Remember” will include vinyl DJs and classic cars.
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San Antonio hotel Kimpton Santo to debut high-end steakhouse, rooftop bar this summer
Dean’s Steak & Seafood and its accompanying bars will be located in a former German-English schoolhouse.
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San Antonio Philharmonic season features music of Led Zeppelin, Selena
Saturday’s performance of Zeppelin classics is part of the orchestra’s plan to make symphonic music more accessible.
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San Antonio’s Retama Park track will stage camel and ostrich races
The exotic beasts will compete between horse races on the weekend of June 28-29.
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City of San Antonio will no longer accept plastic bags in recycling bins
The city is encouraging residents to carry along reusable bags instead of attempting to recycle plastic ones.
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Jake Gyllenhaal pulls out of San Antonio’s Superhero Comic Con due to COVID
Guests including Chris Pine, Diego Luna, Andy Serkis and Orlando Bloom are still expected to appear.
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Make Music Day San Antonio will feature free performances this Friday
Combo Cosmico, Harvey McLaughlin, Zo-G and a dozen other acts will perform throughout the city.
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Superhero Comic Con bringing big stars to San Antonio this weekend
Chris Pine, Jake Gyllenhaal, Diego Luna and Orlando Bloom are among the A-listers appearing at the four-day event.