More than 4,100 marching band students from 39 high schools across San Antonio and surrounding districts took part in the 2026 Battle of Flowers Band Festival, showcasing performances that filled the city with music, Fiesta spirit and school pride.
San Antonio is ready to celebrate 🎉— La Semana Alegre returns April 23 & 24 as an official Fiesta event.
The U.S. Air Force Band of the West will present its annual Holiday in Blue concert on Dec. 9 and 10.
For some, camping overnight for Black Friday deals may be a fading tradition, but for independent record shops, the day still draws passionate crowds and business like no other.
Legendary 1970s and ’80s rock band Rush is set to perform two shows in San Antonio next year as part of the “Fifty Something Tour.”
The San Antonio Stock Show & Rodeo announced a second round of headliners, including Hank Williams Jr., Hudson Westbrook, Robert Earl Keen and Ludacris.
KSAT will broadcast the Together for Texas benefit concert, featuring performances by Lyle Lovett and Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, to help Texas Hill Country communities recovering from the July 4 floods. As a result, ABC programs that typically air on Monday nights will be shown at a different time than usual.
KSAT will broadcast the Together for Texas benefit concert, featuring performances by Lyle Lovett and Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, to help Texas Hill Country communities recovering from the July 4 floods.
KSAT broadcasted the Together for Texas benefit concert, featuring performances by Lyle Lovett and Gabriel “Fluffy” Iglesias, to help Texas Hill Country communities recovering from the July 4 floods.
Renowned Mexican rock band Maná will donate a portion of earnings made at its upcoming San Antonio concerts to those affected by the Guadalupe River floods in the Hill Country.
Tejano star Shelly Lares announced plans for a benefit concert following the deadly floods in the Hill Country.
Two decades after the deadly shooting that shook San Antonio’s music community, friends and fans of the legendary bar and music venue Taco Land are coming together to honor the lives lost — and the legacy left behind.
The Texas country music scene is experiencing an exciting evolution with the rise of Latino country artists like Vinny Tovar and Aubry Rodriguez.
As SA Vibes wraps up an exciting year, the series has showcased a dynamic array of local talent, from indie rock and country to cosmic cumbia and folk songs about San Antonio’s history. Here's a look at our first year in review.
Spiritbox, the progressive metal band behind tracks such as “Jaded” and “Circle With Me,” will visit San Antonio next year during a newly announced 24-city tour.
Mark your calendar Jazz enthusiasts. The 41st annual Jazz’SAlive festival is coming to San Antonio in September.
Happy weekend, everyone! August is finally here. There are plenty of festivities and fun to look forward to this weekend before school starts for the kiddos.
The summer ends in mid-September, but there’s still plenty of fun you and your family can enjoy before the season comes to a close.
While some families may already be focusing on back to school, know that there are still fun summer events planned for this weekend around San Antonio.
Legendary Norteño artist Ramón Ayala has canceled his 2024 tour, which included a stop in San Antonio.
The summer is still on its way but San Antonio’s music scene is already heating up with newly announced concerts.
Students from more than 30 local high schools converged at Alamo Stadium on Thursday, April 25 for the Battle of Flowers Band Festival. The theme for this year was “Viva Amor.”
The 42nd annual Tejano Conjunto Festival is returning this weekend with more than 20 of Texas’ best Conjunto bands and performers.
There was a moment halfway through seeing Magdalena Bay live for the first time that I thought to myself, “Wow, I feel like I’m watching a live action episode of ‘The Powderpuff Girls’ right now.”
It wasn’t until after the sixth song during MUNA’s nearly sold-out show at the Majestic Theater in Detroit Tuesday night that I looked at my friend and mouthed the word, “Wow,” because that was all I could say.
“Let’s give it up for that midwest rock ‘n’ roll,” said The Black Keys frontman Dan Auerbach halfway through their headlining show at Michigan’s Pine Knob Music Theater, a venue that is known for hosting legendary Detroit rockers for over 50 years.
In the midst of a pandemic that has crippled bars and nightlife, live music and performance venues have been hit particularly hard. The effort to get these businesses aid has become a rallying cry.
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