Live Music in San Antonio This Week

Influential Christian singer-songwriter Crowder is among the acts booked for the free Unite: San Antonio revival.

This week's live music options run the gamut from rock en español to jazz to honky tonk — and cover plenty of ground in between.

This week's live music options are almost as hot as the weather outside.

This summer is turning out to be hot time to catch performances by local artists and touring bands alike.

A rich and varied selection of music artists is descending on San Antonio to play gigs over the holiday weekend.

Americana fans may want to check out Steve Earle and Robert Earl Keen, but there's plenty more music worth exploring this week.

A rock-heavy week awaits local music fans — with options in a variety of subgenres.

Legendary trumpeter and music mogul Herb Alpert and his wife Lani Hall will perform at the Tobin Center this week, but that's not the only reason for music fans to be excited.

From esteemed singer-songwriters and Grammy-winning bluesmen to classic soul groups and political punk bands, it's going to be a busy musical week.

Rap from Mexico, DJs from London and a costumed band that claims to be from Antarctica: SA's live music lineup is all over the map.

Three Latin music heavyweights are performing this week, including Caifanes, Carla Morrison and Reik.

In addition to the annual fest celebrating Tex-Mex music, local music fans can check out rock, rap and a returning jazz maestro.

Music fans have lots of options, including lo-fi rockers, acclaimed singer-songwriters, Mexican divas and more.

The Pumpkins show will be the inaugural concert at San Antonio's 3,200-seat Tech Port Arena.

One San Antonio artist even plans to record his performance this week for a live album.

Alamo City music fans have the option of turning back the clock, staying in the present or leaping into the future.

The Mount Westmore supergroup includes West Coast institutions Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, E-40 and Too Short.

With Ministry, 311 and Powerman 5000 all playing shows, could there possibly be a more '90s week in live music?

This week's music options range from an iconic Texas singer-songwriter to trailblazers seeking less conventional paths.