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It s Tuesday again, so that means it s time for your weekly music roundup. Read on for sets to look forward to and shows happening this week.
Remember the legendary Amy Winehouse this week
Fans of the late Amy Winehouse can celebrate the singer’s life on the 10th anniversary of her death this Friday, July 23. Part of the infamous 27 club, Winehouse has a hold on the hearts of San Antonio music fans, many of whom have held annual tribute nights on her death anniversary. For some, it was her fashion sense, obvious through her winged eyeliner and signature beehive hairstyle. Others were drawn to her dark, sad girl energy, similar to San Antonio’s (former?) obsession with Morrissey. When it comes down to it, Winehouse
Live Music in San Antonio this Week: Divas, Sunny Sweeney, Thunder Horse and more
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‘We want to make history’: Fans prepare for Game 6 as Bucks fever spills over into Madison
July 19, 2021 9:48 PM Madalyn O Neill
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MADISON, Wis. – The Milwaukee Bucks are on the verge of making history, one win away from an NBA championship title.
Game 6 tips off at 8 p.m. Tickets are costly, with the cheapest running more than $1,000 on ticket websites as of Monday afternoon. With so much interest in the big game, the Deer District outside the Fiserv Forum is expanding from a capacity of about 20,000 to 65,000.
The excitement isn’t limited to Milwaukee – Madison fans are feeling it, too.
“I’ve always followed them,” Madison area resident Collin Whelan said. “Now, I’m even more excited that they’re in the finals. I’m super excited.”