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High-concept metal band Coheed and Cambria delivered a spirited performance at the Aztec Theatre on Monday as part of its Neverender: No World For A Waking Mind Tour.

Celtic-punk heavyweights Flogging Molly brought their raucous sound to the Aztec Theatre Sunday night with The Bronx and Valdoliers taking the opening slots. Here's a look at all three bands' killer sets — and an Alamo City crowd clearly primed to have a good time. 

A 1935 home recently listed in San Antonio's historic Monticello Park neighborhood features a distinctive pink exterior with a distinctive flat roof and front-facing balcony. However, for some viewers, that facade may pale in comparison to a vibrant interior, which the property's sales listing describes as "meticulously maintained." Arched doorways — a giveaway to the $669,000 home's Art Deco-era construction lead between rooms with that come alive with dramatic s...

The residential area north of Stone Oak certainly boasts plenty of million-dollar listings, but not always with a lot of character.

San Antonio’s food scene is ever-evolving — and that applies to more than grand openings. Local mainstays are regularly shaking things up with menu revamps, major renovations and even new chefs.

Anime, manga and gaming fans took over downtown San Antonio this weekend for the 2023 installment of San Japan. Here's a look at some of the wildest, craziest and most elaborate cosplay we saw at the convention. 

Skid Row — one of the last metal acts to enjoy mainstream success before grunge shook up the airwaves — hit the Aztec Theatre Saturday for a show that had the sweaty, enthusiastic crowd throwing devil horns like it was the '90s all over again. 

On Saturday, Swedish neo-classical shredder Yngwie Malmsteen left concertgoers at the Tobin Center in awe of his fleet-fingered guitar skills. He headlined a package tour that also included former Deep Purple and Trapeze member Glenn Hughes along with Chicago-based alt-metal band Bullet to the Heart. Here's a look at the rock action. 

A 4,800-square foot mansion at the end of a peninsula in Canyon Lake has hit the market with a price tag just shy of $3.2 million.

There's no shortage of fancy-ass homes that have bars and media rooms, but not everyone with a big home construction budget has the inclination to combine the two. However, one of the owners of this 2001 Shavano Park mansion decided the belonged together like peanut butter and chocolate.