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Hey, it's beat Map, your self appointed local guide to
the wild, soulful, ever surprising San Antonio music scene. You're
about to get the inside track straight from someone who
spent more time in musty venues than in their actual apartment.
Discovering untamed sounds and championing local talent is my not
so secret obsession. So if you crave sonic adventure, stick
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close first, let's talk. This week, Frostbank Center is calling
Latin rock Royalty Monas storms through town with back to
back shows on September fifth and sixth. Tickets from fifty dollars.
These legends turn every set into a sing along, and
if you on a full throttle stadium experience, don't sleep
on it. Seeking something more offbeaaten intimate Loansome Rose hosts
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a rare homecoming for Cave Cat Sammy. If you score
tickets for the sold out Friday or Saturday night sets,
prepare for gritty rockabilly magic. If you love classics reimagined,
The Candlelight Tribute to Fleetwood Mac happens this weekend at
three hundred and thirty nine West Josephine Street. That's an atmospheric,
string filled homage that'll charm both diehard fans and new converts.
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Next my favorite venues, San Antonio, Secret Sauce. This week's
pick Blue Star Arts Complex. It's more than a venue,
It's a campus for creativity. Tuesday Jazz Night at Blue
Star Brewing Company is my weekly recharge. Live horns, smooth improvisation,
cheap pints. The energy always feels personal. The crowd ranges
from art schoolers to Golden age jazz heads, and I
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never miss it local musicians I'm buzzing about. Keep an
ear out for the West Side Horns. Their funky jazz
fusion sets put spirit into every toe tap and head nod.
My heart also belongs to singer songwriter Selena Amador, who's
serenading us at various open mics along the Saint Mary's Strip.
Her velvety voice and raw lyricism are hypnotic, and she's
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on the cusp of breaking out. My routine is set Tuesday,
I'm at Blue Star's Jazz Night. Thursday, i might hit
the upstairs studios for their third Thursday experimental sessions. Then
Friday or Saturday, you'll find me wherever there's an open
Micrik at Blue Star is a favorite spot and Sunday
is for the Bricks Sunday Market music meets artsy chaos
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and speaking of festivals, September always brings painting in the Plaza, free,
family friendly every first Sunday at Lavillita's Cause House, kicking
off the month. It's more art than music, but always
features acoustic sessions and pop up jam circles. I keep
my eyes peeled for pop up block festivals along the
river Walk too. Follow San Antonio Current for late breaking announcements,
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secret spots. Try Bar nineteen nineteen for underground blues jams
and paint and sip nights devoted regulars and musicians in
the no swap stories over whisky and spontaneous sets. For
post midnight music, hit the Slab Cinema art house in Southtown.
Their after Dark series is notorious for surprise acoustic concerts,
no promo, just show up and discover. How do I
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find last minute shows? My Holy Trinity, texting my bartender
friend at Blue Star, refreshing San Antonio Current's music listings
and stalking artists instaut stories for those spontaneous pop up gigs.
For ticketed events, see Geek's real time listings. Help Me
snag cheap seats even an hour before doors open. If
you love this whirlwind tour, subscribe to get my weekly
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discoveries and personal invites. You'll never miss a show worth seeing.
For deeper dives, visit inceptionpoint dot ai for San Antonio
artist profiles, venue guides, and exclusive concert access. Stay loud,
stay curious, See you at the next gig.