Jaime Monzon
The Hickoids opened for Reverend Horton Warmth at Paper Tiger in 2022.
This week’s stay music choices are about getting individuals up and transferring.
From rockabilly and swing revivalist Brian Setzer and two-steppin’ cowpunk ensemble Hickoids to a daylong ska fest and the dance floor-ready Latin grooves of Volcán, these are performers that encourage greater than passive listening.
Wednesday, March 6
Brian Setzer, Yates McKendree
Rockabilly won’t ever die. Not so long as guitar whiz Brian Setzer continues to hold the torch, anyway. The three-time Grammy winner and Stray Cats founder has constructed his profession on fusing revved-up, backbeat-driven rock ‘n’ roll with swing, doo-wop and no matter else strikes his fancy. Setzer’s Rockabilly Riot! tour will cowl his Stray Cats catalog along with solo work such because the album The Satan All the time Collects, launched final September. $49.50-$109.50, 7:30 p.m., Tobin Middle for the Performing Arts, 100 Auditorium Circle, (210) 223-8624, tobincenter.org. — Danny Cervantes
Friday, March 8
Hickoids, Labretta Suede
The long-running cowpunk establishment Hickoids, led by SA music guru Jeff Smith, blends hardcore nation with hardcore punk in a way that’ll depart each crowds scratching their heads. Rounding out the night of cowpunk bliss is New Zealand’s Labretta Suede, whose exuberant tackle U.S. roots music is probably solely doable as an outsider wanting in. Free, 8 p.m., Lonesome Rose, 2114 N. St. Mary’s St., thelonesomerose.com. — Invoice Baird
Saturday, March 9
Volcán, Vanita Leo, Pochos Chidos, Sonora Hechicera and extra
San Antonio band Volcán is bringing its explosive, infectious dance social gathering to the second installment of Noche Cumbiaberra, a mini-music fest celebrating an array of Latin sounds. The packed night time additionally options the sounds of Vanita Leo, Pochos Chidos and Sonora Hechicera, amongst others. $20, 6 p.m., Jaime’s Place, 1514 W. Commerce St., instagram.com/jaimesplace, (210) 564 – 9083. — BB
Sunday, March 10
Ska Explosion
San Antonio possesses a surprisingly deep bench of ska bands — and what higher strategy to get a way of the scene than sampling an entire bunch of ’em in at some point? The prog-ska of seven-piece Younger Costello, the ska-jazz of Rat King Cole and the ska-punk of Imaginative and prescient 98 showcase an array of approaches to the Jamaica-born reggae precursor. The invoice additionally consists of quintessential SA ensembles Spikes Like Us and Updog, together with out-of-town bands Royal House Chimps and Madaline. $20, 4 p.m., The Starlighter, 1910 Fredericksburg Street, thestarlighter.com. — Dalia Gulca
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