By: Jonathan Marin SAN ANTONIO- On September 26, Pup and Jeff Rosenstock arrived in San Antonio for their first-ever co-headlining tour. The two bands have crossed paths multiple times before, but this was the first time the two pop punk juggernauts met forces to create a truly unbelievable experience. Outspoken, raw, and rowdy, the performance was truly not one to forget. Both bands, hot off their biggest album releases […]
Rubi Guzman Music Journalist Growing up in Central Texas exposed me to a vibrant fusion of musical influences. The region serves as a melting pot for diverse genres, shaped by waves of migration and cultural exchange. This blend of traditions has made Texas the birthplace of unique musical styles, particularly conjunto, a genre that reflects the state's rich Mexican-American heritage and immigrant history. The Butler School of Music at the […]
Juniper Wolf Music Journalist Phonefoot’s freshman album, Align Again, was an underground success- even three years after the album first released. Phonefoot is a 4-piece, San Antonio based band with over 37,000 monthly listeners as of July. With two singles and a full length album released, Phonefoot have accumulated a small, yet very devoted fanbase. Unfortunately, they haven’t released any music since 2023; however, they did go on tour in […]
Lucas Holloway Local Music Journalist I met Nick Garza, one half of Scrambled Eggs, when we were both playing for the Youth Orchestra of San Antonio our senior year of high school. Besides him being an incredible musician, I was instantly interested in meeting him after I found one of his personalized business cards in my instrument’s case one day, after rehearsal. I looked up his Instagram and found […]
Lucas Holloway Local Music Journalist For a long time, I viewed music as a means for an end. I started developing my own music taste halfway through high school during the pandemic, when for whatever reason I gained consciousness; as many other people my age can attest to. Whether bugged by the constant question of, “what do you listen to?” or trying to impress certain people, I have […]
Dean Trevino News Reporter AUSTIN— The state of Texas has seen some high-profile figures move to the state recently, and Elon Musk is one. The billionaire's presence has already been felt in the state with the Tesla Giga Factory set to start production on the Cybertruck in 2023. However, the founder of Telsa isn't stopping at building factories. In a series of tweets, Elon Musk proposes the construction of an underground Hyperloop tunnel […]
By Christopher BrockerHip-hop Director https://open.spotify.com/episode/2iuZNHqDv7x2xCQoFbbn4X?si=nw0mkv99RFKIoMZq2snpZQ Alain Gakwaya has created his lane in the art world, and he refuses to be placed in a box. The world is his canvas and he is ready to tell you his story. Gakwaya, born and raised in Rwanda, Africa, moved to San Antonio at age 16. Always intrigued by creativity and self-expression, Gakwaya established a career as an artist. Whether it is painting, modeling […]
By Stacey RamirezWeb Content Contributor Living in San Marcos as a college student means there are always options for wanting to go out. Maybe a friend is throwing a party, maybe there’s a concert at The Marc, or maybe you just want to go bar hopping around the Square. But other nights, maybe you’re in the mood to want to get away from San Marcos, and even then there’s still […]
By Arlett RamirezAssistant Web Content Manager AUSTIN – Governor Greg Abbott has handed down an executive order that allows churches, synagogues and mosques in San Antonio and Bexar County to technically resume in-person religious services. Local San Antonio officials believe that religious leaders will still attempt to hold services remotely and not endanger their congregants. Abbott’s new order classifies religious services at places of worship as essential – overruling previous […]
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