Every Outdoor Summer Concert in San Antonio
More often than not, San Antonio gets shafted as a music destination. We're neighbors with a city that calls itself the "Live Music Capital of the World," and our largest amphitheater, the Verizon Wireless Amphitheater, closed its doors in 2009. Don't fret, though: beautiful outdoor concert sweatiness still awaits us this summer. We're only a short drive from WhiteWater, Paper Tiger is saving our music industry one day at a time, and Floore's will always be a country music staple.
Built to Spill
Relive the '90s with intricate, unpredictable songs.
Aaron Watson
One of Texas' own, Watson plays music inspired by artists like George Jones and Merle Haggard (RIP).
Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros
Remember that song that everyone knew in 2009? They'll play it.
Turnpike Troubadours
The best thing to come from Oklahoma since Troy Aikman, Turnpike Troubadours belt out outlaw country hits.
Toadies
Rock band from Funkytown.
Rogue Wave
Modest Mouse meets Arcade Fire.
Huey Lewis and the News
Check out the band that made desk jobs and baby boomers cool.
Gary Allan
Contemporary Bakersfield country music.
CASTLE
Punchy, Maiden-esque guitars with Black Sabbath influence.
Clay Walker
Heartbreak country crooner from Beaumont, TX.
King Khan & The Shrines
Always loud and scantily clad, King Khan won't disappoint.
Eli Young Band
Every Central Texas high school student knows them -- so should you.
Spazmatics
Insanely popular '80s New Wave cover band.
Halsey
Dark, catchy electro-pop akin to Lorde.
Aesop Rock with Rob Sonic and DJ Zone
Eccentric rapper influenced by Kool Keith and Del the Funky Homosapien.
Ghostland Observatory
Easily danceable pop music.
Slightly Stoopid
SoCal jam band extraordinaires.
Dragged Into Sunlight
If Liverpool, England sounded like something, this would be it, full of dread, doom, and violence.
The Mavericks
Dance the night away with señoritas who can sway.