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The Goon Squad Presents: A David Bowie Tribute - Vimarsana News

The Goon Squad Presents: A David Bowie Tribute

The Goon Squad Presents: A David Bowie Tribute Draw a lighting bolt on your calendar, put on your red shoes, and join The Goon Squad for a celebration of David Bowie's 77th birthday. Dress in your Bowie best for a far out costume contest and enjoy a Bowie-themed photo booth. Shop from local vendors and take in sickening drag performances by House of Eternas. Live Bowie covers by The Goon Squad. Scary Monsters (and Super Creeps) welcome. Doors 7pm. All ages. Pre-sale tickets are $15, door tickets are $20. VIP tickets (admission + limited edition Bowie tee) are $30.

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Sex Mex, A David Bowie Tribute, That 1 Guy and more - Vimarsana News

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Sex Mex, A David Bowie Tribute, That 1 Guy and more

Garage punk outfit The Spits is also bringing its low-fi, high-energy sound to the Alamo City.

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Garrett T. Capps, Haley Reinhart and more - Vimarsana News

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Garrett T. Capps, Haley Reinhart and more

Hometown singer-songwriter Brandon Padier is also celebrating the release of a new album.

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Holiday Edition - Vimarsana News

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Holiday Edition

Case Hardin, K.Flay and Snail Mail are among the acts hitting San Antonio during the holidays this year.

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Parliament Funkadelic, Dan Deacon, Chavela and more - Vimarsana News

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: Parliament Funkadelic, Dan Deacon, Chavela and more

One-man band Scott H. Biram is also bringing his hardscrabble blues to the Alamo City.