Q: When did music become an important aspect of your life?
A: Music has been a big part of life from a very young age. My first real memories of music are from my mom. She’d always play music...
In the midst of light shows, art exhibits and spectators, a dancer and a violinist put on a performance that set the tone for the Luminaria Contemporary Arts Festival. Under an archway decorated with...
Former UTSA student Travis Scott returned to NRG Park on Nov. 9, for the sequel to his revolutionary music festival, Astroworld. Named after his Grammy-winning album, “Astroworld,” the festival...
Childish Gambino closed day two of the Austin City Limits Festival with a lengthy set on Oct. 12, playing what he emphasized was his last concert ever. Despite this being his last concert as Childish Gambino,...
An indie rock band from Southern California, Bad Suns, returned to San Antonio after two years. Bad Suns’ stylistic performance combines ‘80s post-punk with Elvis Costello's melodic sensibilities...
Students with diverse talents filled the Paseo Courtyard on Sept. 15 to perform and watch the Open
Mic Night hosted by the UTSA Student Union. Creativity was showcased all night as artists were...
This past weekend, journalism gifted me as it always does; but something about this assignment was different. Per usual, my woke Arts & Life editor presented me with what sounded like an obviously...
Ximena Violante, a queer Mexican-American musician, spoke to UTSA students last week about her experience with Mexican music and culture and its fusion with other genres and cultures. Originally from Philadelphia,...
Alternative-indie rock band “Badflower” took over the Aztec Theatre this past weekend in a packed lineup ranging from “Nothing More” to “Of Mice and Men.” After seeing each band play, “Badflower”...
UTSA’s Music Theory Club (MTC) has conducted research over the listening habits of students in order to bring music out of the classroom and into the community. Along with embarking on a series of studies...
Earlier this month San Antonio-Austin band El Campo released their latest album, “Goldun Stair, Meet You There.”
“Goldun Stair, Meet You There” was written while the lyricist and frontman, Jarid...
The Lindy Hop, Charleston and Balboa are some of the most recognizable forms of swing dancing derived from Latinx and African American cultures and popularized during the 1920s. These dances incorporate...
