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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.
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San Antonio’s Girl in a Coma shares details of reunion, including Paper Tiger show
The group shared links for tickets to the three shows, scheduled for early December.
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San Antonio band Girl in a Coma reuniting to play three ‘farewell’ shows
The pioneering all-woman rock act will reveal dates and locations for the shows early next week.
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Tim Mrak, the colorful frontman of San Antonio rock band the Psychoholics, has died
Mrak led the group for roughly 30 years and was known for turning its live shows into a humor-filled spectacle.
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Butthole Surfers drummer Teresa Taylor has died following a lengthy lung illness
Taylor toured and recorded with the Surfers from 1983 until 1989 and also appeared in the movie Slacker.