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Modest Mouse brings its quirky, indie rock sound to the Boeing Center at Tech Port in San Antonio. The Washington-born band is known for restless, genre-hopping songs, from jangly guitars to big, unpredictable choruses. The Boeing Center is a mid-size arena, so you get a close-enough view with plenty of room for energy. Bring your friends, sing along to the favorites and enjoy a night of alt-rock that never sits still.
Marilyn Manson in San Antonio brings the shock-rock icon to the Aztec Theatre for a night of theatrical, hard-hitting rock. Known for his dark glam style and industrial-tinged sound, Manson puts on a bold, larger-than-life show, and the historic Aztec Theatre downtown is a gorgeous backdrop for it. Expect a moody, electric crowd and plenty of attitude. The show is all ages, but everyone needs a ticket, regardless of age.
Lil Wayne: 20 Years of Carter Classics is a concert celebrating two decades of the rapper's iconic Carter albums, held at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio. Lil Wayne is one of hip-hop's most influential voices, known for his rapid-fire flow, catchy hooks and a catalog full of hits. Frost Bank Center is a big arena with plenty of energy, so you can expect a crowd that's ready to sing along and move.
The Rocky Horror Picture Show Film Spooktacular Tour brings the cult classic to the big screen at the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio, with Nell Campbell and Spaced Out Texans joining the fun. Campbell is known for her role in the original film, and this spooky-season screening is a chance to catch the movie in a historic downtown theater. The Majestic is a grand, classic venue that makes a perfect setting for a film this beloved.
Charlie Berens - The Lost and Found Tour is a night of stand-up comedy from the Wisconsin-born comic known for his dry, folksy, Midwestern-tinged humor and his "Manitowoc Minute" style of storytelling. The show lands at Charline McCombs Empire Theatre in San Antonio, a historic downtown venue with a classic theater feel that makes every punchline land. Expect a relaxed, laugh-filled evening with plenty of quick wit and offbeat observations.
Young Miko Late Checkout Tour rolls into Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio for a night of bold, high-energy pop from the Filipino-Japanese rapper and singer. Known for her genre-blending sound, sharp lyrics and magnetic stage presence, Young Miko brings a big-personality show that's made for dancing and singing along. Freeman Coliseum is a large arena-style venue, so you'll feel the crowd's energy from every section.
Don Omar brings "The Last King World Tour" to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio for a night of reggaeton hits and Latin urban energy. The Puerto Rican star is known as the "King of Reggaeton," and his sound has been moving crowds for years. Frost Bank Center is a big arena, so you get a full-scale show with great sound and plenty of room to dance. Bring your crew, sing along to the classics and get loud with the whole room.
Foos Gone Wild in Concert brings a high-energy tribute to the Foo Fighters to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio. Expect big rock anthems, roaring guitars and the kind of sing-along choruses that make you want to shout every word. The Aztec Theatre is a historic, ornate venue with a classic movie-palace feel, so the setting is as much fun as the music. Grab your rock-loving friends, sing along all night and enjoy an evening of loud, feel-good live rock in a beautiful old theater.
Gary Allan in San Antonio brings his hard-edged, heartfelt country sound to John T. Floore Country Store in Helotes, just outside the city. Allan is a longtime country favorite known for hits with plenty of honky-tonk grit and a voice that feels made for a dance floor and a sing-along. The Country Store is a classic Texas honky-tonk-style spot with a laid-back, down-home feel, so the atmosphere is relaxed and close to the stage.
Bert Kreischer in San Antonio brings the comedy star's big, boisterous storytelling to the Majestic Theatre - San Antonio. Known for his wild, laugh-out-loud tales and high-energy stand-up, Bert is the kind of comic who makes you feel like you're hearing the best story your buddy ever told. The Majestic is a historic downtown theater with a classic, grand feel, so every seat feels close to the action.
Fred Wesley & the New JB's brings the funk to Jo Long Theatre in San Antonio for a night of electrifying grooves and bold horn work. Wesley is one of the forefathers of funk, the trombonist and bandleader who was James Brown's music director and helped shape the genre's unmistakable sound. The New JBs keep that legacy alive with classics like Pass the Peas, plus soulful jazz, blues and original tunes. Jo Long Theatre is a cozy venue, so you'll feel every rhythm up close.
Cameron Whitcomb - Kingdom of Fear Tour lands at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio for a night of live music. The Aztec is a historic downtown theater with ornate, old-world charm, so it's a great setting for a show. This one is all ages, so bring the whole crew and enjoy an evening together. Cameron Whitcomb has partnered with PLUS1, and $1 from every ticket sold goes to Project Healthy Minds to help expand access to mental health services across America.
Brian Holtzman (Comedy Mothership, SHOWTIME) Headlines The Riot Comedy Club is a night of sharp stand-up at The Riot Riverwalk in San Antonio. Holtzman comes in fresh from his residency at The Comedy Mothership in Austin and has built a cult following with his Walkout Videos on Instagram. He's known for perplexed takes on everyday life mixed with his own neurotic behavior, and his Showtime documentary appearance adds some serious comedy cred.
Wage War Emergency Broadcast Tour brings the heavy, hook-filled metalcore of Wage War to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio. The Aztec is a historic downtown theater with ornate Mayan-inspired details, so the setting feels as special as the show. Expect loud guitars, big breakdowns and a crowd that sings every word back at the stage. It's an all-ages show, and everyone needs a ticket regardless of age. Note that the Mezzanine and Balcony are reached by stairs only.
Three Days Grace - Alienation Tour brings the Canadian rock band to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio for a night of big hooks, huge choruses and the hard-hitting alternative rock sound that has made them a fan favorite for years. Frost Bank Center is a large arena, so you get the full concert experience with plenty of room to move. Grab your friends, sing along to the anthems and let the energy carry you through the night.
Alvaro Diaz - Omakase Tour kicks off a night of live music at the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio. The historic venue is a beautiful old movie palace, full of ornate detail and great sightlines from the floor, mezzanine and balcony. Diaz is known for his smooth, heartfelt Latin-flavored sound, so expect a relaxed, feel-good vibe. This show is all ages, so bring the whole crew, grab a seat and soak up the music. Heads up: the mezzanine and balcony are reached by stairs only.
Old Crow Medicine Show brings its rowdy, roots-rooted string-band sound to Stable Hall in San Antonio for a night of old-time country, bluegrass-flavored picking and foot-stomping fun. The band is known for lively, banjo-driven Americana that feels right at home in a crowd that loves to sing along. Stable Hall is a cozy music venue, so you'll be close enough to catch the fiddle and banjo licks without feeling lost in the crowd.
UIL State Marching Band Contest Combo: 1A Prelims/5A Finals/1A Finals brings a full day of high-energy marching band competition to the Alamodome in San Antonio. Bands from across Texas take the field with precision drills, bold music and plenty of school spirit, all inside one of the city's biggest venues. It's a big, loud and totally unforgettable way to celebrate the state's best young musicians.
UIL State Marching Band Contest Combo: 3A Prelims/3A Finals takes over the Alamodome in San Antonio for a day of high-energy marching band performances from Texas high school bands. Expect big drumlines, precise formations and the kind of school spirit that fills a massive stadium. It's a fun way to see some of the state's top young musicians go head to head. Bring your school colors, cheer loudly for your favorites and soak up the energy of one of Texas's biggest marching band showcases.
Chingo Bling is bringing his comedy to Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club in San Antonio. Known for his fast-talking, high-energy stand-up and his loud, unapologetic style, he's a comic who keeps the crowd laughing from start to finish. Laugh Out Loud is a cozy club where you feel close to the stage, so every punchline lands right in front of you. It's a great night out for anyone who loves sharp, fearless comedy.
Grateful Shred is a live concert at Stable Hall in San Antonio, bringing the jam-band spirit of the Grateful Dead to the stage. Expect loose, improvisational grooves, sing-along classics and the kind of crowd that loves to lose itself in the music. Stable Hall is a cozy, intimate venue in the heart of downtown, so you'll feel every note from wherever you stand. Bring your dancing shoes, grab a friend who loves a good jam and let the music take you on a long, winding ride.
Zach Williams takes the stage at Majestic Theatre - San Antonio in San Antonio for a night of heartfelt, uplifting Christian music. The Majestic is a classic, historic theater with a grand, old-school feel, so you get a warm, intimate setting to really hear every lyric and melody. Known for songs with a big, emotional heart and plenty of sing-along moments, Williams brings the kind of show that makes you feel good.
Banda MS brings its big, brassy regional Mexican sound to Freeman Coliseum in San Antonio for a night of feel-good banda hits. Banda MS is known for its high-energy horns, sweeping accordion-style grooves and crowd-pleasing songs that get whole rooms singing and dancing. Freeman Coliseum is a classic arena-style venue, so the room has plenty of room to move and plenty of energy to soak up. Bring your favorite people, sing along with every verse and dance like nobody is watching.
Doja Cat - Tour Ma Vie World Tour brings the pop and rap star to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio for a high-energy evening show. Doja Cat is known for her genre-hopping sound, blending pop, hip-hop and R&B with playful, bold style. Frost Bank Center is a large arena, so you can expect a full-scale concert experience with big production and a crowd ready to sing along. Bring your friends, dress to show off your style and soak up the energy of a live pop show.