Rock band Papa Roach will bring its “Rise of the Roach” tour to San Antonio next year.

Rock fans can get “down with the sickness” when Disturbed visits San Antonio next year.

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.

Big names from 1990s and 2000s rap and hip-hop will visit San Antonio this fall for the Tacos and Tequila Festival.

Hemisfair will host two free events this Friday for Make Music Day and International Day of Yoga.

Legendary Norteño artist Ramón Ayala has canceled his 2024 tour, which included a stop in San Antonio.

Make Music Day is Friday, June 21, and the City of San Antonio will celebrate with a free, family-friendly festival downtown.

A downtown San Antonio tradition will return for its 67th season this summer.

The Summer Concert Series at the Shops at Rivercenter is returning for a second year.

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

Venezuelan singer and songwriter Danny Ocean is coming to San Antonio on his 2024 “Reflexa Tour.”

The inaugural San Antonio Art & Music Festival is heading to downtown this summer.

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

“A Taste of New Orleans” returns its unique Louisiana flavor for Fiesta 2024. The three-day event kicked off Friday at the Sunken Garden Theater.

Rapper Future and record producer Matro Boomin are coming to San Antonio this summer.

Shakira is coming to San Antonio for her highly anticipated “Las Mujeres Ya No Lloran World Tour.”

Fiesta Oyster Bake, “the heartbeat of Fiesta,” will return for the 108th time for Fiesta 2024.

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.”

I knew Tegan and Sara’s concert in Detroit wasn’t going to be normal when the twin sister duo walked onto stage with their band with no stage productions going on.

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.

It’s pretty safe to say that Jack White had the best day ever on Friday.

If you ever had a doubt, and wondered about whether rock ‘n’ roll was a dying genre, go to a Courtney Barnett show.

Concerts are back!

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.