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Speaking of Music, music Features
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San Antonio’s free Taste of the Southside festival will take place March 26-27
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Northeast San Antonio spot Dashi will open new patio with Sunday food, drink and DJ event
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Tejano Conjunto Festival returning to San Antonio's Rosedale Park May 16-22
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January 12, 2022
Music Slideshows
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Everything we saw as Texas blues-rock giants the Arc Angels started their reunion tour in San Antonio
Texas blues-rock supergroup the Arc Angels flew into San Antonio's Aztec Theatre on Thursday to open a four-date Texas tour
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Everything we saw as tribute band the Iron Maidens blew the minds of San Antonio metal fans on Friday
The five rocking women of touring tribute act the Iron Maidens treated San Antonio metalheads to a set of Iron
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All the San Antonio Current's best music photography from 2021
After COVID-19 put live music on hiatus for more than a year, 2021 marked the resurgence of touring acts and
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Everything we saw as The Toadies and Rev. Horton Heat blew the roof off of San Antonio's Aztec Theatre
Two of Texas' top exports of the '90s alt-rock era — The Toadies and Rev. Horton Heat — stopped by
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