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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Three Days Grace at Frost Bank Center
DESCRIPTION:Three Days Grace brings the “Alienation” tour to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on Monday\, Oct. 26\, 2026\, with tickets starting at $80. It is a chance to see the Canadian rock band in its new two-singer lineup\, with original frontman Adam Gontier back alongside Matt Walst. \nThree Days Grace formed in Norwood\, Ontario\, and broke through with its 2003 self-titled debut and the single “I Hate Everything About You.” The 2006 album “One-X” made the band a radio fixture with “Animal I Have Become\,” “Pain\,” “Never Too Late” and “Riot\,” and the group went on to set the record for the most No. 1 songs on Billboard’s Mainstream Rock Airplay chart. Gontier left in 2013 and Matt Walst stepped in as lead vocalist for the next decade. \nBuy Tickets \nGontier’s return led to “Alienation\,” released in 2025\, his first album with the band since 2012’s “Transit of Venus.” The 2026 world tour started in Fort Wayne\, Indiana\, in February and covered Canada and Europe before the fall leg began Oct. 23 in Biloxi\, Mississippi. San Antonio comes early in that leg\, and I Prevail and The Funeral Portrait are slated to support on most U.S. dates. \nGet your tickets on TicketNetwork \nRock fans in San Antonio have had a strong fall at the arena\, with RUSH and Journey both stopping in. Three Days Grace’s catalog has racked up multi-platinum certifications\, and with both singers trading vocals and harmonizing on the choruses fans know by heart\, the band now performs songs from every era of its career. \nExpect a loud\, high-energy night of modern hard rock. Doors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots surrounding the arena. With opening acts on the bill and a Monday night start of 7 p.m.\, arrive early to catch the full show.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-three-days-grace-at-frost-bank-center/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Skillet at Aztec Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Skillet brings its Comatose: 20 Years\, Still Screaming Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Friday\, Nov. 6\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $112. The tour celebrates the 20th anniversary of “Comatose\,” the platinum album that turned the Memphis band into one of the biggest names in Christian rock. The night before\, the band plays Dallas; see our listing for Skillet at House of Blues Dallas. \nFrontman John Cooper formed Skillet in Memphis in 1996. The band’s mix of hard rock\, symphonic strings and faith-driven lyrics built a following on both Christian and mainstream rock radio\, and “Comatose\,” released in 2006\, produced six No. 1 Christian Rock singles and three Top 40 Mainstream Rock hits\, including “Rebirthing” and “Whispers in the Dark.” Its follow-up\, “Awake\,” added “Monster” and “Hero.” \nBuy Tickets \nCooper has said the band will play a large portion of “Comatose” on this tour\, including songs it has never performed live. Skillet also released the new single “Scream” in July 2026\, so fans may hear new material alongside the anniversary set. San Antonio is one of the last stops before the tour wraps in Orlando on Nov. 10. \nGet your Skillet tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe Aztec Theatre opened in 1926 near the San Antonio River and is known for its Mesoamerican-inspired design\, with carved columns\, murals and a giant chandelier. Restored in the 2000s\, it now hosts concerts of every genre\, and its standing floor puts fans close to the band. See more shows on the Aztec Theatre venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Aztec Theatre is at 104 North St. Mary’s Street downtown\, steps from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Friday nights downtown are busy\, so arrive early and expect a loud\, faithful crowd ready to sing along to every chorus.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-skillet-at-aztec-theatre/
LOCATION:Aztec Theatre\, 104 N St Mary's St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Zach Williams at Majestic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Zach Williams brings his Revival Nights 2026 tour to the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio on Friday\, Nov. 6\, 2026\, at 7:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $75. Cochren & Co. and singer-songwriter Christian Hohn join the bill on the 21-city fall tour of theaters and performing arts centers. The next night\, Williams plays Lubbock; see our listing for Zach Williams at Buddy Holly Hall. \nWilliams grew up in Arkansas and spent years fronting rock bands before a personal turnaround led him to Christian music. His 2016 debut single\, “Chain Breaker\,” became a No. 1 hit and earned a Grammy nomination\, and songs like “Old Church Choir\,” “Fear Is a Liar\,” “Rescue Story” and “There Was Jesus\,” his Grammy-winning duet with Dolly Parton\, made him one of the most successful artists in contemporary Christian music. His gritty\, Southern rock-flavored voice sets him apart in the genre. \nBuy Tickets \nRevival Nights blends country\, rock and gospel in a setting the tour describes as personal and impactful\, with Williams playing the hits alongside the stories behind them. Cochren & Co. brings songs including “Church (Take Me Back)\,” “One Day” and “Running Home\,” and Christian Hohn opens each night with new music about his faith story. \nGet your Zach Williams tickets on TicketNetwork \nSan Antonio’s Majestic Theatre opened in 1929 and is known for its Spanish Mission-style interior\, with a ceiling painted like a starlit sky. It is a National Historic Landmark and one of the grandest rooms in Texas\, a fitting setting for a night built around worship songs. See more shows on the Majestic Theatre San Antonio venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open about an hour before showtime. The Majestic Theatre is on East Houston Street in downtown San Antonio\, a short walk from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Arrive early to catch Christian Hohn’s opening set.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-zach-williams-at-majestic-theatre/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre – San Antonio\, 226 E Houston St.\, San Antonio\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Doja Cat at Frost Bank Center
DESCRIPTION:Doja Cat brings the “Tour Ma Vie World Tour” to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on Friday\, Nov. 6\, 2026\, with tickets starting at $58. The tour supports “Vie\,” her fifth studio album\, and it is the biggest global run of her career so far. \nBorn Amala Ratna Zandile Dlamini in Los Angeles\, Doja Cat first went viral in 2018 with the tongue-in-cheek “Mooo!” before proving she was far more than a novelty. Her 2019 album “Hot Pink” produced “Say So\,” whose remix with Nicki Minaj hit No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100\, and 2021’s “Planet Her” delivered “Kiss Me More” with SZA\, which won the Grammy for Best Pop Duo/Group Performance. In 2023 she topped the Hot 100 again with “Paint the Town Red” from the album “Scarlet.” \nBuy Tickets \n“Vie” arrived in September 2025 and leans into sounds inspired by the ’70s\, ’80s and ’90s\, with SZA again making a guest appearance. The world tour opened in Auckland\, New Zealand\, in November 2025\, played South America and Europe in 2026\, and launched its North American leg in October. San Antonio is one of the tour’s Texas stops before the finale at Madison Square Garden in New York. \nGet your tickets on StubHub \nKnown for elaborate staging\, costume changes and switching effortlessly between rapping and singing\, Doja Cat has become one of pop’s most unpredictable live performers. Her Friday night date adds to a big fall of hip-hop and pop at the arena\, which hosted J. Cole in September and welcomes Lil Wayne in October. Expect songs from across her catalog\, from “Woman” and “Need to Know” to the new material from “Vie.” \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots surrounding the arena. Friday night traffic around the East Side can be heavy\, so plan to arrive early.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-doja-cat-at-frost-bank-center/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: RØZ at the Aztec Theatre
DESCRIPTION:RØZ brings the Se Está Haciendo Tarde Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Thursday\, Nov. 12\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $26. The Mexican DJ and producer duo is one of the biggest names in Latin electronic music\, and this tour is their most ambitious yet. \nRØZ built a huge following in Mexico and across the U.S. with tracks that blend house and electronic beats with Latin pop and música mexicana. Their hits include “flashes” with Yng Lvcas\, “CORA DE HIELO” with Natt Calma and Mau Moctezuma\, and “Apaga La Luz” with Peso Pluma. In 2026 they packed the Sonora tent at Coachella to capacity on both weekends and played Lollapalooza and HARD Summer. \nBuy Tickets \nThe tour supports their upcoming debut album\, “Se Está Haciendo Tarde\,” and the duo has promised a show with an all-new production. For the first time\, fans will also hear them sing their songs live\, a big change from a traditional DJ set. The North American leg runs from Boston in October to Dallas in mid-November before the tour moves on to Mexico. \nGet your RØZ tickets on TicketNetwork \nSan Antonio\, with its deep ties to Mexican music and culture\, is a natural stop for the duo. The Aztec Theatre opened in 1926 near the San Antonio River and is known for its Mesoamerican-inspired design\, including the giant chandelier that hangs over the main room\, a striking backdrop for an electronic show. See more shows on the Aztec Theatre venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Aztec Theatre is at 104 North St. Mary’s Street downtown\, steps from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Expect a packed dance floor and a late night\, and plan for rideshare if you are staying out after the show.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-roz-at-the-aztec-theatre/
LOCATION:Aztec Theatre\, 104 N St Mary's St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Jonas Brothers at Frost Bank Center
DESCRIPTION:The Jonas Brothers bring “The Burning Up Tour All Over Again” to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on Saturday\, Nov. 14\, 2026\, with tickets starting at $73. The 45-city North American tour revives the band’s famous 2008 “Burning Up” outing from the height of its Disney Channel fame. \nBrothers Kevin\, Joe and Nick Jonas grew up in New Jersey and became teen-pop superstars in the late 2000s with songs like “S.O.S.\,” “Burnin’ Up” and “Year 3000\,” while starring in the Disney Channel movie “Camp Rock” and the series “Jonas.” The group split in 2013 as Nick and Joe pursued solo work and DNCE\, then staged one of pop’s biggest comebacks in 2019 with “Sucker\,” which debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard Hot 100\, and the album “Happiness Begins.” \nBuy Tickets \nThe new tour arrives right after the release of “Camp Rock 3” on Disney+\, and early reviews describe it as a nostalgic trip back to 2008. The run officially kicked off in Boston in late September and wraps Dec. 21 in Newark\, New Jersey\, with Magnus Ferrell\, Franklin Jonas and Deleasa rotating as support acts. A Saturday night in San Antonio should bring out fans who grew up on the band alongside a new generation. \nGet your tickets on TicketNetwork \nIn 2025 the brothers marked their 20th anniversary as a band with the album “Greetings From Your Hometown” and the JONAS20 tour. Fellow Disney Channel alum Hilary Duff has also been touring Texas; see our listing for Hilary Duff in Austin. Expect a setlist loaded with early hits along with comeback singles like “Sucker” and “Only Human.” \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots surrounding the arena. With an opening act on the bill and a big Saturday crowd expected\, arrive early.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-jonas-brothers-at-frost-bank-center/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Streetlight Manifesto at Aztec Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Streetlight Manifesto brings The Presence of the Past Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Sunday\, Nov. 15\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $101. The New Jersey ska-punk band tours only occasionally\, so a stop in South Texas is a big night for fans who have followed them for two decades. \nSinger and guitarist Tomas Kalnoky formed Streetlight Manifesto in 2002 after leaving Catch 22\, the band whose 1998 album “Keasbey Nights” became a third-wave ska classic. Streetlight’s 2003 debut\, “Everything Goes Numb\,” set the template: fast\, complex songs built on a full horn section\, rapid-fire lyrics about doubt\, faith and survival\, and Kalnoky’s distinctive voice. “Somewhere in the Between” (2007) and “The Hands That Thieve” (2013) followed\, along with the “99 Songs of Revolution” covers series. \nBuy Tickets \nSongs like “We Will Fall Together\,” “A Better Place\, a Better Time\,” “Here’s to Life” and “Would You Be Impressed?” have kept the band’s following loyal and growing\, even through long breaks between albums and limited touring. Live\, the band’s horn players and tight rhythm section turn the room into a nonstop skank pit\, and the crowd typically sings along to every word. \nGet your Streetlight Manifesto tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe Aztec Theatre opened in 1926 on the San Antonio River and is famous for its Mesoamerican-inspired design\, with carved columns\, murals and a giant chandelier. Restored in the 2000s\, it now hosts concerts of every genre\, and its standing-room floor suits a high-energy ska show. See more shows on the Aztec Theatre venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Aztec Theatre is at 104 North St. Mary’s Street downtown\, steps from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Expect a packed\, sweaty floor\, so dress light and stay hydrated.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-streetlight-manifesto-at-aztec-theatre/
LOCATION:Aztec Theatre\, 104 N St Mary's St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Lyle Lovett and his Small Large Band at Majestic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Lyle Lovett and his Small Large Band play the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio on Friday\, Nov. 20\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $131. The Texas singer-songwriter is on a fall run of theater dates\, and the San Antonio show comes the night before he plays Austin’s ACL Live. \nLovett grew up in Klein\, north of Houston\, on land his family has farmed for generations\, and studied journalism at Texas A&M\, where he started playing songs in local clubs. His self-titled 1986 debut announced a writer who could move from dry wit to deep heartbreak in a single verse\, and albums like “Pontiac\,” “Lyle Lovett and His Large Band” and “Joshua Judges Ruth” mixed country\, swing\, gospel\, jazz and blues in a way nobody else was doing. \nBuy Tickets \nHe has won four Grammy Awards and written songs that have become Texas standards\, including “If I Had a Boat\,” “She’s No Lady\,” “Cowboy Man\,” “North Dakota” and “That’s Right (You’re Not From Texas).” He has also acted in films by Robert Altman. The Small Large Band is a trimmed-down version of his famous Large Band\, keeping the horns\, swing and gospel energy in a more intimate package. \nGet your Lyle Lovett tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe fall tour has two Texas nights back to back. The next night he plays Austin; see our listing for Lyle Lovett at ACL Live. San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre opened in 1929 and is known for its Spanish Mission-style interior and a ceiling painted like a night sky\, a beautiful match for Lovett’s elegant\, genre-crossing show. See more shows on the Majestic Theatre San Antonio venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Majestic Theatre is on East Houston Street in downtown San Antonio\, a short walk from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Arrive early to enjoy the theater.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-lyle-lovett-and-his-small-large-band-at-majestic-theatre/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre – San Antonio\, 226 E Houston St.\, San Antonio\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Band of Horses at the Aztec Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Band of Horses brings its Everything All the Time 20th Anniversary Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Saturday\, Nov. 21\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $90. The band is performing its debut album in full\, followed by a second set of fan favorites from across its catalog. The night before\, the band plays Dallas; see our listing for Band of Horses at The Echo Lounge. \nSinger Ben Bridwell formed Band of Horses in Seattle in 2004\, and the band’s 2006 debut\, “Everything All the Time\,” released on Sub Pop\, became one of the defining indie rock records of its decade. Its sweeping\, reverb-soaked songs\, especially “The Funeral” and “The Great Salt Lake\,” turned up in films\, TV shows and commercials for years\, and “The Funeral” remains the band’s signature song. \nBuy Tickets \nThe band followed with “Cease to Begin\,” featuring “No One’s Gonna Love You\,” and “Infinite Arms\,” which earned a Grammy nomination for Best Alternative Music Album. For the anniversary\, Sub Pop released an expanded edition of “Everything All the Time” in March 2026\, with 19 tracks including the band’s 2005 tour EP\, demos and rarities. This final leg runs from Portland down the West Coast and through Texas before closing with two nights in Charleston\, South Carolina\, where Bridwell now lives. \nGet your Band of Horses tickets on TicketNetwork \nTexas gets four stops on this leg: Dallas\, San Antonio\, Austin and Houston. The Aztec Theatre opened in 1926 near the San Antonio River and is known for its Mesoamerican-inspired design and giant chandelier\, a dramatic backdrop for the big\, echoing sound of these songs. See more shows on the Aztec Theatre venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Aztec Theatre is at 104 North St. Mary’s Street downtown\, steps from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. With two full sets\, plan for a long Saturday night.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-band-of-horses-at-the-aztec-theatre/
LOCATION:Aztec Theatre\, 104 N St Mary's St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Band of Heathens at Stable Hall
DESCRIPTION:The final stop of this Texas run brings the Band of Heathens to Stable Hall in San Antonio on November 22\, 2026\, joined by Donavon Frankenreiter for the Rolling Together Revue. Doors open around 8:00 p.m.\, with tickets starting at $61. \nSince forming in Austin in 2006\, the Band of Heathens has built its name through nonstop touring and a sound that blends rock\, soul\, and classic Americana songwriting. Guitarists and vocalists Gordy Quist and Ed Jurdi lead the band’s harmony-driven arrangements\, a style shaped by years playing a weekly residency on Austin’s Red River strip before the group graduated to national tours and festival stages. Nearly two decades in\, the band has released a deep catalog of independently produced records and built a loyal following through relentless live performances. \nBuy Tickets \nStable Hall is one of San Antonio’s newer live music venues\, a converted event space that has quickly become a favorite stop for touring roots\, country\, and rock acts passing through South Texas. Closing out the Rolling Together Revue here pairs the band’s rock and roll grit with Frankenreiter’s laid-back surf-soul sound for a night that spans two very different corners of American music. \nGet your tickets on StubHub \nThe Band of Heathens’ current Texas swing also includes stops in Dallas and Austin; see the Band of Heathens at Longhorn Ballroom listing for another date on this tour. \nDoors typically open about two hours before showtime. Stable Hall is located on Pearl Parkway near San Antonio’s Pearl District\, with parking available nearby. \nSan Antonio has embraced the Band of Heathens’ brand of rootsy\, harmony-rich rock over the years\, and this Stable Hall stop wraps up a three-city Texas swing that also touched down in Dallas and Austin. Expect a set that pulls from the band’s deep catalog alongside newer material\, backed by the same tight\, road-tested band that has made their live shows a must-see for fans of Southern rock and Americana alike.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-band-of-heathens-at-stable-hall/
LOCATION:Stable Hall\, 307 Pearl Pkwy\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Outlander in Concert at Majestic Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Outlander in Concert comes to the Majestic Theatre in San Antonio on Tuesday\, Dec. 1\, 2026\, at 7:30 PM\, with tickets starting at $117. The symphonic show pairs a live orchestra performing the series’ score with the show’s most memorable moments projected on a cinema-sized screen. \n“Outlander\,” based on Diana Gabaldon’s bestselling novels\, follows Claire Randall\, a World War II nurse who is swept back to 18th-century Scotland and falls for Highland warrior Jamie Fraser. The Starz series ran from 2014 through its eighth and final season and built one of television’s most devoted fan bases. Much of its identity comes from the score by Emmy-winning composer Bear McCreary\, which leans on Scottish folk melodies\, bagpipes\, fiddle and choir. \nBuy Tickets \nMcCreary\, also known for scoring “Battlestar Galactica\,” “The Walking Dead” and “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power\,” adapted Robert Louis Stevenson’s poem into the series’ “Skye Boat Song” theme. In concert\, that theme and the score’s sweeping romantic and battle cues come to life with full orchestra while scenes from the show play above the stage. \nGet your Outlander in Concert tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe tour is visiting several Texas theaters this season. Other Texas dates include Dallas on Nov. 25\, Austin on Nov. 28 and Sugar Land on Nov. 29. San Antonio’s Majestic Theatre opened in 1929 and is known for its atmospheric Spanish Mission-style interior\, with a ceiling painted like a starlit sky. It is a National Historic Landmark and one of the grandest rooms in Texas for a concert like this. See more shows on the Majestic Theatre San Antonio venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open about an hour before showtime. The Majestic Theatre is on East Houston Street in downtown San Antonio\, a short walk from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. Arrive early to take in the theater before the lights go down.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-outlander-in-concert-at-majestic-theatre/
LOCATION:Majestic Theatre – San Antonio\, 226 E Houston St.\, San Antonio\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Trans-Siberian Orchestra at Frost Bank Center (3 PM Show)
DESCRIPTION:Trans-Siberian Orchestra brings its 2026 winter tour to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio for a 3 p.m. matinee on Saturday\, Dec. 12\, 2026\, with tickets starting at $104. The afternoon show is a family-friendly way to catch one of the biggest holiday traditions in live music. \nTrans-Siberian Orchestra was created by producer and composer Paul O’Neill along with Robert Kinkel and Jon Oliva of the metal band Savatage\, blending rock\, classical music and holiday storytelling. The group’s breakout came with “Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24\,” and its Christmas trilogy of “Christmas Eve and Other Stories\,” “The Christmas Attic” and “The Lost Christmas Eve” has sold millions of copies. “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve” also aired as a television special in 1999. \nBuy Tickets \nThis year’s tour celebrates TSO’s 30th anniversary with a reimagined staging of “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve\,” followed by a second set of fan favorites. The run starts Nov. 19 in Green Bay\, Wisconsin\, and wraps Dec. 30 in St. Louis\, with Texas stops including Austin and San Antonio. San Antonio gets two shows on Dec. 12\, and this matinee lets families get home before dark. \nGet your tickets on TicketNetwork \nTSO is known for one of the most elaborate stage productions on the road\, with lasers\, pyrotechnics\, moving lighting rigs and a mix of rock band\, singers and strings. For years the group has toured as two full companies at once to meet holiday demand\, making it one of the top-grossing touring acts of the season. O’Neill died in 2017\, and the group has continued touring in his honor. The arena has had a big year for rock\, including two nights of RUSH in September. \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots around the arena. Because an evening show follows the same day\, expect busy lots and arrive early. Prefer a night show? There is also a 7:30 p.m. performance.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-trans-siberian-orchestra-at-frost-bank-center-3-pm-show/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Trans-Siberian Orchestra at Frost Bank Center (7:30 PM Show)
DESCRIPTION:Trans-Siberian Orchestra returns to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio for a 7:30 p.m. evening show on Saturday\, Dec. 12\, 2026\, with tickets starting at $63. For many San Antonio families\, a night out at TSO’s holiday production is as much a seasonal ritual as the River Walk lights. \nTrans-Siberian Orchestra was created by producer and composer Paul O’Neill along with Robert Kinkel and Jon Oliva of the metal band Savatage\, blending rock\, classical music and holiday storytelling. The group’s breakout came with “Christmas Eve/Sarajevo 12/24\,” and its Christmas trilogy of “Christmas Eve and Other Stories\,” “The Christmas Attic” and “The Lost Christmas Eve” has sold millions of copies. “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve” also aired as a television special in 1999. \nBuy Tickets \nThe 2026 winter tour marks TSO’s 30th anniversary with a fresh\, reimagined production of “The Ghosts of Christmas Eve\,” followed by a high-energy second set of the group’s best-known pieces. The tour covers more than 50 cities from Nov. 19 in Green Bay\, Wisconsin\, to Dec. 30 in St. Louis\, and San Antonio hosts two performances on Dec. 12\, with this evening show following a 3 p.m. matinee. \nGet your tickets on StubHub \nThe show itself is a full arena spectacle\, combining a rock band\, vocalists and a string section with lasers\, pyrotechnics and towering lighting rigs. For years TSO has run two touring companies at the same time to keep up with demand\, which has made it one of the highest-grossing tours of every holiday season. Founder Paul O’Neill died in 2017\, and the group continues to tour in his memory. The arena has hosted plenty of big rock this year\, including RUSH in September. \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots surrounding the arena. Because the matinee lets out earlier in the day\, expect turnover in the lots and plan to arrive early for a smooth start.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-trans-siberian-orchestra-at-frost-bank-center-730-pm-show/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Silverada at Stable Hall
DESCRIPTION:Silverada closes out its year in San Antonio on Saturday\, Dec. 19\, 2026\, with an 8 PM show at Stable Hall at the Pearl. Tickets start at $88 on StubHub\, and with limited general admission inventory left\, Silverada in San Antonio is a good excuse to lock in holiday plans early. \nThe Austin band started out in 2007 as Mike and the Moonpies\, led by singer and songwriter Mike Harmeier. After years of marathon honky-tonk sets and nonstop touring\, they became one of the most respected acts in Texas country\, highlighted by 2019’s “Cheap Silver and Solid Country Gold\,” recorded at Abbey Road Studios with the London Symphony Orchestra. \nBuy Tickets \nStable Hall is one of San Antonio’s newest venues with one of its oldest backstories. The building went up in 1894 as a stable for the draft horses that delivered beer for Pearl Brewery\, and after three years of renovation it reopened as a 1\,000-capacity music hall in January 2024. With a mezzanine\, six bars\, and a room designed to feel like part theater and part Texas dance hall\, Stable Hall is a fitting home for Silverada in San Antonio. \nGet your Silverada tickets on StubHub \nThe band rebranded as Silverada in January 2024 and released a self-titled album that June\, keeping the sharp storytelling\, pedal steel\, and piano while pushing into harder rock. Earlier this fall they also play John T. Floore’s Country Store in Helotes — see every upcoming date on our Silverada Texas tour page. \nSilverada San Antonio Show Info\nStable Hall is at 307 Pearl Parkway\, surrounded by the Pearl’s restaurants and shops and a short walk from the northern end of the River Walk. Garage and surface parking are available nearby\, but December weekends at the Pearl get busy\, so give yourself extra time. Grab dinner at one of the Pearl restaurants beforehand and make a night of it before the band takes the stage.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-silverada-at-stable-hall/
LOCATION:Stable Hall\, 307 Pearl Pkwy\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78215\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Spoon at Aztec Theatre
DESCRIPTION:Spoon plays the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Wednesday\, Dec. 30\, 2026\, at 8:00 PM\, with tickets starting at $87. The show is the middle date of the Austin band’s three-night Texas run to close out the year\, between the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas on Dec. 29 and a New Year’s Eve hometown show at ACL Live in Austin. \nBritt Daniel and drummer Jim Eno formed Spoon in Austin in 1993\, and the band became one of the most acclaimed American rock bands of the 2000s. Albums like “Girls Can Tell\,” “Kill the Moonlight\,” “Gimme Fiction” and “Ga Ga Ga Ga Ga” were built on lean\, rhythmic grooves and Daniel’s raspy voice\, with songs such as “The Way We Get By\,” “I Turn My Camera On” and “The Underdog” becoming indie rock staples. \nBuy Tickets \nSpoon’s most recent album\, “Lucifer on the Sofa” (2022)\, returned to a rawer\, more live-sounding approach and earned a Grammy nomination for Best Rock Album. In summer 2025 the band released “Chateau Blues” and “Guess I’m Fallin In Love\,” its first new music in three years\, and in 2026 it toured with New Zealand band The Beths. A year-end run through Texas has become a fitting way for the Austin band to celebrate at home. \nGet your Spoon tickets on TicketNetwork \nThe Aztec Theatre opened in 1926 near the San Antonio River and is known for its Mesoamerican-inspired design\, with carved columns\, murals and a giant chandelier. Restored in the 2000s\, it now hosts concerts of every genre\, and its size gives fans a closer look at a band that often plays much larger stages. See more shows on the Aztec Theatre venue page on Texas Music Map. \nDoors typically open an hour before showtime. The Aztec Theatre is at 104 North St. Mary’s Street downtown\, steps from the River Walk\, with paid parking in nearby garages. The holiday week brings crowds downtown\, so arrive early.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-spoon-at-aztec-theatre/
LOCATION:Aztec Theatre\, 104 N St Mary's St\, San Antonio\, TX\, 78205\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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SUMMARY:San Antonio: Hilary Duff at Frost Bank Center
DESCRIPTION:Hilary Duff brings “the lucky me tour” to Frost Bank Center in San Antonio on Friday\, Nov. 5\, 2027\, with tickets starting at $63. Tegan and Sara are set to join as special guests on the tour’s November Texas dates\, making this a big night for fans of 2000s pop. \nDuff became a household name as the star of Disney Channel’s “Lizzie McGuire” from 2001 to 2004 and quickly turned that fame into a pop career. Her 2003 album “Metamorphosis” debuted at No. 1 on the Billboard 200 behind singles “So Yesterday” and “Come Clean\,” and she followed with hits like “Wake Up” and “With Love.” She later returned to music with 2015’s “Breathe In. Breathe Out.” while starring in TV Land’s “Younger” and Hulu’s “How I Met Your Father.” \nBuy Tickets \nIn February 2026 Duff released “luck… or something\,” her sixth studio album and her first in more than a decade\, and “the lucky me tour” marks her first full-scale global headline run in almost two decades. Strong demand led her to add 32 more dates across Europe\, Latin America and the U.S. stretching into 2027\, and San Antonio’s show is part of that newly added U.S. leg. \nGet your tickets on TicketNetwork \nDuff also played Texas in summer 2026; see our listing for Hilary Duff in Austin. Tegan and Sara\, the Canadian twin duo behind “Closer” and “Back in Your Head\,” make a fitting opening act for a crowd that grew up on 2000s pop and indie. Expect a mix of new songs and the early hits fans still know by heart. \nDoors typically open about 90 minutes before showtime. Frost Bank Center offers paid parking in the lots surrounding the arena. With an opening act on the bill and a Friday night crowd\, plan to arrive early to settle in before the show begins.
URL:https://texasmusicmap.com/event/san-antonio-hilary-duff-at-frost-bank-center/
LOCATION:Frost Bank Center\, 1 Frost Bank Center Drive\, San Antonio\, TX\, United States
CATEGORIES:Concerts
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