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Live and Local: After hiatus, San Antonio Music Showcase is returning June 22 - Vimarsana News

Live and Local: After hiatus, San Antonio Music Showcase is returning June 22

This year’s roster of more than 100 local acts is the biggest in the festival’s history.

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: The Bright Light Social Hour, Ari Lennox, Bronco and more - Vimarsana News

Live Music in San Antonio This Week: The Bright Light Social Hour, Ari Lennox, Bronco and more

Mouse-masked DJ Deadmau5, Los Lonely Boys and Quasi are also performing in SA this week.

Summer Night City: Ruben V - Vimarsana News

Summer Night City: Ruben V

Fresh, smooth blend of blues, Latin, soul, and rock. It’s an ambitious mix of the music that moves him and in his skillful hands, becomes a truly energizing and enjoyable experience. The result is stylistically different from his peers – it’s alluring, soulful, fun and mature. As he says, “it’s everything I love about music.”

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Summer Night City: Michael J. and the Foxes - Vimarsana News

Summer Night City: Michael J. and the Foxes

Square dancing, honky-tonk, indie country band from San Antonio, Texas

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Summer Night City: Any Color You Like - Vimarsana News

Summer Night City: Any Color You Like

Hailing from San Antonio, Texas, Any Color You Like is a spirited 5-piece, creating an effortless combination of soul, prog, fusion, hip hop, and psychedelic mystic-folk sounds. ACYL is comprised of members who are diverse in culture, style, energy, and personal music preferences, helping them cultivate many colors within their songs. They approach the songwriting process by performing music that speaks to them. Conforming to a single genre has never been an option.

Source: tpr.org