Last Friday, it was abruptly announced that Gilbert’s Mexican Restaurant would be closing. Since opening its doors in 1982, the family-owned restaurant has been a gathering place for generations of locals, tourists, and Tejano music lovers.

Nearly a decade has passed since Marc Smith captured the soul of San Antonio’s psychedelic music scene with his galvanizing psych-blues sound. Now his musical venture, Mockingbird Express, is finally celebrating its long-overdue self-titled LP.

Moon Tokki, an indie band formed by high school friends, blends awkward-rock and synth melodies, achieving local acclaim and embarking on their first southeastern U.S. tour.

Oscar Moreno attempted to capture unique portraits of every artist. Check out the gallery!

Backed by Black Gold, Brandon Padier’s latest album chronicles the singer-songwriter’s trajectory, finding beauty in life’s broken moments.

Powdered Wig Machine’s It’s What I’ve Always Wanted is the culmination of the San Antonio band’s transformation from an art collective to an eccentric online web series and now, a psychedelic punk musical endeavor. 

Johnathan J. Livingston reflects on the experiences that shaped Ston The Band’s latest album, Loper. He explores grief, love and life’s everyday wonder’s with lyrical profundity while intertwining country and post-hardcore genres.

It’s been an eventful past couple of years for San Antonio composer Claire Rousay, who has been traveling the world forefronting a new generation of avant-garde sounds.

Planting their Southside Tex-Mex roots, Baldemar Esquivel and Miguel “Werito” Guzman nurture lush new latin sounds with their band, Los Juanos.

By the end of the month, Lopez (better known by her stage name, Elnuh) won’t be skating in this town much. This October she will embark on a two-week tour across four states, her first since 2020.

San Antonio’s beloved honky tonk cosmic cowboy, Garrett T. Capps debuted his new album, “People Are Beautiful,” at Paper Tiger this Saturday, Sept. 10.