Your Guide to Live Music in Texas

Spoon at Aztec Theatre | December 30, 2026

Spoon, the Austin rock band, in an official promotional photo for their Aztec Theatre concert

Spoon plays the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Wednesday, December 30, as part of the venue’s 100th Anniversary Concert Series, with new material from an album in progress.

AJ McLean at Aztec Theatre | November 30, 2026

AJ McLean in promotional photo for The Better Man Tour 2026

AJ McLean, founding Backstreet Boy, brings The Better Man Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Monday, November 30, performing songs from his 2026 solo album My Name Is Alexander James. Tickets from $79.

Bowling for Soup at Aztec Theatre | November 20, 2026

Bowling for Soup band members in official promotional photo against teal background

Bowling for Soup brings the Hey! Let’s Be Friends…the Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on November 20, closing out a November run that started in Houston. Ballyhoo! and rosecoloredworld open. Tickets from $68.

Daughtry at Aztec Theatre | November 13, 2026

Daughtry band promotional photo featuring Chris Daughtry and bandmates in stylized red and cyan lighting

Daughtry plays the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Friday, November 13 with special guest Ryan Perdz, bringing an acoustic set celebrating 20 years since their self-titled debut. Tickets are on sale now through Ticketmaster.

Skillet at Aztec Theatre | November 6, 2026

Skillet band promo photo showing all four members in black against white backdrop

Skillet brings the Comatose: 20 Years, Still Screaming Tour to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on November 6, 2026. The set includes tracks from the 2006 album the band has never performed live.

Álvaro Díaz at Aztec Theatre | October 31, 2026

Álvaro Díaz in chef's coat in a professional kitchen, OMAKASE tour promotional photo

Álvaro Díaz brings the OMAKASE TOUR to the Aztec Theatre in San Antonio on Saturday, October 31. The Puerto Rican rapper and three-time Latin Grammy nominee performs tracks from OMAKASE, his No. 1 global album, in what the tour bills as its most ambitious live production yet.