Punk rock band Descendents is coming to San Antonio next year for a stop on a tour around the United States.

If you’re looking for something to do this weekend in the Alamo City, there are plenty of events to enjoy.

This month brings an array of festivities to the San Antonio area, inviting locals and visitors to celebrate culture, music and more.

T-Pain is performing a free pop-up show in San Antonio after his Final Four concert on Saturday, according to ticket website 1iota and Live Nation.

This year, plenty of comedians have announced plans to bring their acts to the Alamo City.

It appears 2025 will be a great year for live music in San Antonio.

This month is packed with a variety of events, from a coffee lover’s dream outing on Houston Street for the San Antonio Coffee Festival to free movie screenings at The Rock at La Cantera.

Hip-hop/Rap artist Wale announced a brand-new tour Monday, with an October stop at the Aztec Theatre.

John Dela Cruz, known as the social media sensation Nurse John, has announced his first-ever live tour, The Short-Staffed Tour.

If you need some laughs to get you through the heat, you’re in luck because San Antonio will host plenty of comedians this summer.

Actor and comedian Nick Swardson will visit downtown San Antonio for his “Toilet Head Tour.”

The summer is still on its way but San Antonio’s music scene is already heating up with newly announced concerts.

The “No More Lonely Nights” tour will visit seven U.S. cities beginning in May, stopping at the Aztec Theater on Tuesday, June 11.

Jerry Seinfeld, Jim Gaffigan, Ali Wong, Nate Bergatze, Gabriel Iglesias — those are just some of the big names with shows in the Alamo City.

The actor and comedian was due to perform in San Antonio on Tuesday, Dec. 26, followed by back-to-back shows at Austin’s Moody Center.

Davidson is scheduled to bring his stand-up comedy act to the Aztec Theatre on Dec. 26.

In just the first few months of the new year, local venues will be stacked with artists from rock to pop to country.

It looked like events were picking up and getting back to normal, but as the Delta variant picked up, that didn’t seem to be the case.