A glitter-soaked, margarita-fueled recap of Trixie Mattel’s DJ set in San Antonio, where drag, disco, and queer joy collided in a night that was gayer than Pride.

A full house at the Boeing Center experienced a high-intensity night of metalcore as Bullet for My Valentine and Trivium marked the 20th anniversaries of their landmark albums.

The genre-bending band from Mexico City made their San Antonio debut at The Rah Rah Room during Noche de Cumbia, conjuring a swirling vortex of tropical rhythms and hypnotic visuals.

In a deeply human dispatch, Lauren Hernandez recounts a frenzied Friday night at Paper Tiger that spirals into a personal meltdown, an unexpected family reunion, and a night of music-fueled therapy in a pit of noise and sweat.

Sunday night at Antone’s offered a soulful slowdown from today’s fast-paced music culture with a celebration of the Soulquarians’ enduring influence, featuring DJ P-Funk, Sketch and BIlal.

From CJ Chenier’s high-energy zydeco to Ian Moore’s rock ‘n’ roll blues, the night celebrated the past, present, and future of the legendary venue.

Touring in support of his 2024 album JPEG Raw, the Grammy-winning guitarist showcased his signature mix of searing solos, hypnotic riffs, and deep, groove-laden rhythms.

Jerry Cantrell's performance at The Aztec Theatre featured a mix of new songs from I Want Blood and classic Alice in Chains tracks.

Gregory Alan Isakov, the South African born, Boulder Colorado based folk legend graced the stage at Stable hall last Thrusday to a sold out crowd.

With a career spanning over five decades, Fields is often regarded as the greatest pure soul singer alive today. His voice, like liquid gold, combines the grit of vintage soul with the emotion and energy that have made him a pillar of the genre’s revival.

Canadian singer-songwriter Dallas Green, better known as City and Colour, brought his soul-baring folk-rock sound to the Aztec Theatre on Friday night.

This past Thursday, the Majestic Theatre hosted an intimate evening with Leon Bridges and Hermanos Gutiérrez, a pairing as natural as shifting winds in the Texas heat.

El Paso native and legendary guitarist Jim Ward made an appearance at Vibes Undergound this past Thursday as part of his 11-day acoustic tour, featuring Nate Bergman, Donella Drive and Scripts.

Madrid’s Mohama Saz headlined World Psych Night at Stable Hall, blending Spanish, North African, and Eastern Mediterranean influences, with support from San Antonio's True Indigo and John Charlie’s Heavy Love.

After a five-year hiatus, As I Lay Dying returned with their new single “Burden” and a tour stop at San Antonio’s Vibes Live, supported by Entheos and Chelsea Grin.

The band, known for their psychedelic revival sound, was supported by Austin’s neo-psych band Daiistar. The evening featured a multi-sensory experience with vivid visual projections by TV Eye.

Melanie Martinez dazzled San Antonio with a theatrical and immersive performance at Frost Bank Center for “The Trilogy Tour,” showcasing the evolution of her alter ego Cry Baby through her three studio albums.

The historic Aztec Theatre vibrated with the sounds of DIIV, who graced the stage as part of their 2024 North American tour. Opening the show were They Are Gutting a Body of Water and Untitled (Halo).

Isaiah Rashad made a return appearance to the Aztec Theater in San Antonio as part of the 10th Anniversary of the Cilvia Demo Tour Pt. 2.