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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Information Society, Softcult, Tropicana Joe
Austin band My Education also will bring its evocative instrumental post-rock soundscapes to SA.
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Silverada, the former Mike and the Moonpies, will show off new creative approach at Gruene Hall gig
The hard-working Texas country act is on a tour that will take it to New Braunfels’ Gruene Hall on Saturday, July 13.
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Kinky Friedman, provocative satirist and one-time gubernatorial candidate, dies at 79
Friedman launched a boisterous campaign for governor in 2006, decades after forming the band Kinky Friedman and The Texas Jewboys.
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Texas Trip: The Black Angels talk about the enduring power of psych rock before San Antonio show
The Austin-based band will play Stable Hall this Friday.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Os Mutantes, Grant Lee Phillips, Jess Williamson
Hip-hop collective Weapons of Mass Creation is also bringing its consciousness-raising sound to town.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Taking Back Sunday, Trophy Eyes, Dan Deacon
Texas singer-songwriter Sarah Jarosz is also bringing her distinctive take on Americana to the Alamo City.
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Willie Nelson’s Fourth of July Picnic riding out of Texas to Philly this year
The last time the all-day concert took place outside Texas was in 2009.
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Early catalog of San Antonio-born band Butthole Surfers getting vinyl reissue
The first three releases in the series will drop March 22 on Matador records.
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Billy Joel and Sting to play San Antonio’s Alamodome this fall
Tickets for the two Rock & Roll Hall of Famers’ show go on sale Friday, Feb. 2.
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Picking Up the Pieces: The messy business of reuniting Girl in a Coma
GIAC will play sold-out shows at San Antonio’s Paper Tiger on Dec. 8 and 10.
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Texas country singer-songwriter Charlie Robison has died in San Antonio
Robison, who was raised in Bandera, was known for songs including ‘My Hometown’ and ‘New Year’s Day.’
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San Antonio Magazine is shutting down
The 18-year-old publication is one of at least four brands owned by Austin’s Open Sky Media Inc.