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Singer-songwriter Ryan Adams is rocking into San Antonio’s Tech Port Center this November
Tickets for the seven-time Grammy-nominated artist’s show will be staggered and start this week.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Emily Wolfe, Robert Earl Keen, the Dollyrots
Chances to see Texas legend Robert Earl Keen before his retirement from performing live are dwindling.
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Rise Against’s return to San Antonio was epic in every sense of the word
All three bands barreled through tunes dating all the way back to their beginnings — and the audience clearly enjoyed the ride.
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Rise Against talks about its post-pandemic return ahead of its San Antonio show on Tuesday
The long-running Chicago punk band is headlining a package tour that includes the Used and Senses Fail.
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Texas Public Radio will bring back its downtown Summer Night City concerts next year
The series will close out its eight-week run Thursday with performances by Ruben V. and Any Color You Like.
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Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Metalachi, Unite: San Antonio, Benise and more
Influential Christian singer-songwriter Crowder is among the acts booked for the free Unite: San Antonio revival.
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River Walk Brawl, Operation Lone Star Death: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Political bad ideas and weird news made up the lion’s share of this week’s most-read stories, but we also ran a profile of the San Antonio Missions’ enthusiastic new batboy.
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Coheed and Cambria’s fierce prog-metal dominated the San Antonio area’s Whitewater Amphitheater
It says a lot that the cult band packed a venue known primarily for country music.
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Dream-pop duo Beach House will play San Antonio’s Tech Port Center in September
Tickets are on sale now for the Sept. 22 performance by the critically lauded duo.
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Busing Migrants, Texas GOP vs. Pot Legalization: The top 10 headlines in San Antonio this week
Our most-clicked story involves the steep bill Gov. Greg Abbott has so far handed Texas taxpayers for his election-year stunt of busing migrants to Washington, D.C.
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At San Antonio show, Sepultura’s Max and Iggor Cavalera proved why they’re metal icons
Divebombs and chugging breakdowns spawned mosh pits and flying beer cans.
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Judas Priest books 2 nights at San Antonio’s Tech Port Center — because SA is still a metal town
The Alamo City is the only place on the next leg of the band’s tour where it will perform two nights.
