Austin’s American Sharks. Courtesy photo, used with permission.
American Sharks Are Back: New Single and Album “Not Dead Yet” Announced
The wait is finally over. After a six-year hiatus, Austin’s favorite punk-metal hybrid, American Sharks, has officially returned. The trio dropped their brand-new single this month, the title track from their upcoming album, Not Dead Yet. (Us/Them Group, 2026)
The new track is a blistering reminder of why this band was missed.
The Sound: “Weezer Goes Stoner Rock”
Hailing from Austin, TX, American Sharks have perfected a high-energy sound that blends infectious pop hooks with “blasting-yer-face” riffs. Imagine the melodic sensibility of Weezer mashed into a heavy Stoner Rock aesthetic, and you’re halfway there.
Centering around founders Roky Moon (vocalist/bassist) and Nick Cornetti (drummer), the new album features nine fast-paced, pummeling tracks that prove the band is far from finished.
A Heavyweight Guest List
The band isn’t coming back alone. Not Dead Yet features an impressive roster of special guest guitar soloists from across the rock and metal world:
Mike Derks (GWAR)
Zach Blair (Rise Against)
Kyle Shutt (The Sword)
David Sullivan (Red Fang)
Leo Lydon (Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol)
Catch Them On Tour
American Sharks will be hitting the road this spring as the main support for Rickshaw Billie’s Burger Patrol. The full U.S. tour kicks off in April.
Mark your calendars! The full-length album arrives just as the tour gets into gear.
Release Date: April 17th, 2026
Label: Permanent Teeth
Formats: LP, CD, and Digital Download
Since their 2013 debut and their self-produced follow-up 11:11, American Sharks have shared stages with legends like Clutch and Corrosion of Conformity. This 2026 return marks a “breathtaking” new chapter for the band.
‘Depth of Field,’ a tender story of grief and hope, is now out in the UK. Photo: One Tree Entertainment, used with permission.
New Release: “Depth of Field” Arrives in the UK
Following its successful release across the US and Canada, the moving drama Depth of Field is now officially available on major digital platforms in the UK. (One Tree Entertainment, 2026)
Focus On What Matters
Depth of Field is a tender exploration of grief and the resilient power of hope. The story follows a grieving widower struggling to navigate life after the tragic loss of his wife and son.
His path to healing takes an unexpected turn when he forms a bond with the troubled foster child living next door. Through the lens of a camera, he teaches her the art of photography, and in the process, they both begin to rediscover the beauty hidden in everyday life.
“A story of chosen family and the realization that, even in our darkest moments, connection can bring things back into focus.”
Cast & Crew
Director: John F. Uranday
Writer: Bobby Cloud
Starring: Rafael Petardi, George Stroumboulopoulos, Jay Acavone
Film Details
Genre: Drama, Family
Themes: Healing, Mentorship, Redemption
Where to Watch
Whether you’re in London or Los Angeles, you can now experience this heartfelt journey:
United Kingdom: Now available on all major digital platforms.
Singer-songwriter Ivonne Galaz. Photo: Vesper Public Relations, used with permission.
Ivonne Galaz Redefines the Corrido: The Visual Journey of “Nadie Sabe”
Los Angeles, CA — Singer-songwriter Ivonne Galaz, the first woman to break into the corridos tumbados movement, has unveiled the official music video for her most emotional and socially charged single to date: “Nadie Sabe.”(Vesper Public Relations, 2026)
The visual transforms the song, an anthem for those silenced or rejected for living their truth, into a cinematic narrative of resilience, loneliness, and rebirth.
What are Corridos Tumbados?
For those new to the genre, corridos tumbados (or “trap corridos”) are a modern subgenre of Mexican music. They blend traditional acoustic storytelling with:
Hip-hop and Trap elements
Urbano-influenced lyrics
Themes of street life, romance, and luxury
While the genre has been popularized by artists like Natanael Cano and Peso Pluma, Galaz is reclaiming the medium to highlight deep-seated social issues.
A Desert of Isolation and Rebirth
Filmed in the sweeping desert of Phoenix, Arizona, the video uses stark, open terrain as a metaphor for the emotional reconstruction many LGBTQ+ youth face after abandonment.
The Journey: Galaz walks alone with her guitar, symbolizing the internal search for identity and safety.
The Symbolism: Solitary doors scattered across the sand close one by one, representing the “no” and the exclusion experienced by marginalized youth.
The Message: As one door closes, another opens, signaling a path toward freedom and self-discovery.
The Skyline: In the distance, the Phoenix skyline represents a society that watches from afar, often failing to support those who dare to be themselves.
“The corrido has always told the stories of the people. Now it’s time to tell ours — the stories of those who only want to live and love freely.” — Ivonne Galaz
Music as a Mission: “Corridos Rescue Corridos”
“Nadie Sabe” is more than just a song; it is a pillar of Corridos Rescue Corridos, a cultural movement reclaiming the genre as a tool for empathy and social transformation.
In partnership with The TransLatin@ Coalition (TLC) and The OC LGBTQ+ Center, this initiative aims to raise awareness and funds for LGBTQ+ and 2TGI youth in vulnerable situations. Through this project, Galaz connects the traditional purpose of the corrido, telling the stories of the people, to the lived realities of those who have been displaced or erased.
About Ivonne Galaz
Ivonne Galaz is a trailblazing artist reshaping regional Mexican music. As the first woman to perform corridos tumbados, she has become a cultural force known for her authenticity and raw lyricism. With “Nadie Sabe,” she transforms her art into a mission, using music as a tool for visibility and change.
Photo: Vesper Public Relations, used with permission.
‘Modern Natives’ blends myth, fiction, and illustrations. Photo: Amazon
Book Spotlight: ‘Modern Natives‘
An Illustrated Collection of Reimagined Coast Salish Myths by Andrea Grant
For the Coast Salish peoples of the Pacific Northwest, stories are more than entertainment, they are truth. Rooted in deep cultural tradition, Modern Natives brings to life the ancient belief that the world is surrounded by supernatural beings who shape, challenge, and guide us. Unlike typical mythology books, these stories are not treated as fiction; they are sacred teachings and oral records offering insight into the laws of nature and the spiritual connections between all living things.
Where Ancient Spirits Meet Urban Reality
In this collection, storytellers are the knowledge-keepers. Andrea Grant honors this tradition by reimagining supernatural beings and ancestral figures in contemporary settings, from the crowded sidewalks of New York City to quiet suburban apartments.
These luminous stories move between past and present, dreamtime and urban reality. It is a world where:
Water serpents haunt your sleep.
A trickster god orders whiskey in a Tacoma bar.
Wolves appear beneath the flickering streetlights of Manhattan.
Story Highlights
Modern Natives explores themes of identity, transformation, and mythic inheritance through several standout narratives:
The Water Dream: Noah is haunted by a sea serpent stalking her dreams. As her family life fractures, the boundary between myth and reality dissolves, forcing her to dive into the very waters she dreads.
Coyote Dances With Destiny: The immortal Trickster, haunted by loss, encounters the mysterious “Destiny” in a smoky blues bar. As they dance between temptation and fate, Coyote must decide if his memories are a curse or his only proof of existence.
The Isle of Women: When a young girl goes missing, two sisters follow their elders to a secret island to reclaim ancient power. This story powerfully merges the tragedy of the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women (MMIW) movement with a mythic tale of vengeance and survival.
A Visually Driven Experience
The book is a multidimensional feast for the senses, blending short fiction and poetry with illustrations from:
With Grant’s professional background spanning Condé Nast editing, graphic novels, and short films, she brings a cinematic perspective to the genre that translates beautifully from the page to the mind’s eye.
“This book invites readers to step into a world where animals speak, ancestors walk among us, and the unseen is just as real as the seen.”
About the Author: Andrea Grant
Andrea Grant is a Canadian-born writer and multimedia artist of mixed-blood Coast Salish Native ancestry. Her work is renowned for its unique melding of mythological stories, poetry, photography, and live performance.
An alumnus of Kwantlen University College, Grant has been recognized with several prestigious First Nations Storyteller grants from the Canada Council for the Arts, the B.C. Arts Council, and the First Peoples’ Cultural Council.
For Dr. David Beck, the loss was shattering. Every day for the past eight years, he has relived the horror of what happened: the gleaming lake, the pale moonlight, the piercing screams, and the last night he saw his wife alive.
Everyone tells him it’s time to move on and forget the past. But for David Beck, there can be no closure. A message has appeared on his computer—a phrase only he and his dead wife could know. Suddenly, Beck is taunted with the impossible: somewhere, somehow, his wife is alive… and he’s been warned to tell no one.
The Movie Adaptation
Note:Tell No One was adapted into a critically acclaimed French film (Ne le dis à personne) in 2006, directed by Guillaume Canet. It is widely considered one of the best book-to-film thriller adaptations.
Review
Harlan Coben is a master of the “suburban noir,” and Tell No One is arguably the best example of this. The novel follows Dr. David Beck, a man still shattered eight years after the brutal night his wife, Elizabeth, was murdered at a secluded lake. Every year he returns to that place, haunted by the memories that changed his life forever.
The pacing is relentless. From the moment he receives the first cryptic email, Beck is pulled into a dangerous web of secrets, lies, and buried truths. The story transforms into a high-stakes scavenger hunt through the dark underbelly of New York and the secrets of the wealthy.
It’s not just the “how” or the “who,” but the raw, emotional “why.” Beck is a deeply sympathetic protagonist, a man fueled by a flickering candle of hope that defies all logic. Coben builds tension through short, fast-paced chapters and unexpected twists that keep readers constantly guessing.
Highlights
The Hook: A dead spouse sending emails is the ultimate “one more chapter” device.
The Atmosphere: Coben perfectly balances the sterile safety of Beck’s medical world with the creeping dread of being watched.
The Twist: Just when you think you’ve mapped out the conspiracy, Coben pulls the rug out with surgical precision.
Final Verdict
Tell No One is a gripping psychological thriller that blends emotional depth with relentless suspense. It’s a story about devotion, hope, and the lengths someone will go to uncover the truth. If you enjoy stories where the protagonist is isolated by a secret they dare not share, this is a must-read. It’s a lean, mean, and surprisingly moving exploration of how far we’d go for a second chance.
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Rating: 4.5 out of 5.
“A staircase. There had to be a staircase down here somewhere. I felt my way forward, moving in a sort of spastic dance, leading with my left leg as though it were a white cane. My foot crunched over some broken glass. I kept moving.”
Búi Dam and Birita Mohr in BIRITA. Photo: Franklin Symphor Henriksen, Outlier Project
CPH:DOX 2026: The World Premiere of ‘Birita’
The Copenhagen International Documentary Film Festival (CPH: DOX) is back. As one of the world’s most prestigious documentary festivals, it transforms Copenhagen into a hub of cinematic storytelling and international dialogue.
This year’s festival runs from March 11 – 22, featuring a massive program of screenings and events across the city. Among the most anticipated titles is the deeply moving feature documentary BIRITA, which makes its World Premiere in Competition this March. (CPH: DOX, 2026)
🎬 Featured Film: Birita
A family’s love, a mother’s legacy, and the stage that calls them back.
Birita (89 mins) follows a family of theater-makers in the Faroe Islands attempting an impossible feat: staging Shakespeare’s King Lear with the family matriarch—celebrated actress Birita Mohr—in the lead role. The challenge? Birita is currently living with Alzheimer’s. (EG-PR, 2026)
Directed by her son, Búi Dam, the film explores a controversial but beautiful premise: the belief that even when language fades, the artist’s soul remains. As the production unfolds, Birita’s joyful presence brings an unexpected lightness to a heavy process, impacting everyone involved in this remarkable drama.
“A stirring exploration of art, memory, and the enduring bond of a family of creators.”
🗓️ Official Screening Schedule
If you are in Copenhagen this March, don’t miss the chance to see this World Premiere on the big screen:
Date
Time
Location
Sunday, March 15
16:15
Dagmar 2 (Jernbanegade 2)
Tuesday, March 17
14:15
Dagmar 5 (Jernbanegade 2)
Wednesday, March 18
19:30
Emmauskirken (Peter Bangs Vej 3C)
👥 Meet the Team
Búi Dam (Director)
Búi Dam is a multi-talented artist whose career spans theater, music, and film. Born into a family of artists in the Faroe Islands, he studied in Denmark, London, and Iceland. After a hand injury ended his career as a jazz guitarist, he transitioned to the stage and screen.
Accolades: Winner of the M. A. Jacobsen Award (2022) and Best Actor at the Winter Film Awards (2021).
Fun Fact:BIRITA marks his debut as a feature film director.
Birita Mohr (The Lead)
A titan of Faroese theater for over three decades, Birita Mohr has graced the stage in legendary productions like Antigone, The Crucible, and The Cherry Orchard. In 2023, she received the Cultural Honorary Award from the Faroese government for her lifelong contributions to the arts.
Quick Film Facts
Runtime: 89 minutes
Origin: Faroe Islands
Language: Faroese and English (with English Subtitles)
Production: Produced by Jón Hammer, Mark Steele, and Durita Sumberg
Rock supergroup finds unity in an age of division – Michael Ward with Dogs and Fishes. Photo: John Vigran, used with permission.
New Single: Michael Ward with Dogs and Fishes Unleash “Animal Magic”
SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Blending the grit of the blues, the warmth of Americana, and the heart of Memphis soul, West Coast supergroup Michael Ward with Dogs and Fisheshas officially released their latest single, “Animal Magic.” (Miller PR, 2026)
Recorded at the legendary Hyde Street Studios, the track serves as a sonic tribute to the deep connection between humans and the natural world.
The Supergroup Lineup
The ensemble brings together a staggering amount of musical history, featuring:
Michael Ward: Singer, songwriter, and producer.
Prairie Prince: Drums (The Tubes, Journey, Tom Waits, XTC).
Chris Von Sneidern: Guitar (John Wesley Harding, Chuck Prophet).
Richard Howell: Saxophone (Etta James, Earth, Wind & Fire).
Marc Levine: Bass (Barry Manilow).
Fernando DeSanjines: Percussion (Chalo Eduardo, Escola Nova).
Joshua Raoul Brody: Keyboards (The Residents, BATS Improv).
The Philosophy Behind “Animal Magic”
For Michael Ward, the band’s name and this new single aren’t just clever metaphors. They represent a lifelong philosophy of coexistence.
The seeds for the song were planted 33 years ago when a five-month-old dog wandered into Ward’s studio in the Tenderloin. That moment sparked a decades-long partnership that redefined Ward’s view on interspecies companionship.
“All animals, when carefully considered, exhibit the commonality of just getting by in this fragile accident that is life on earth. Interspecies love, such as that between dogs and humans, is a prime and precious example of evolutionary success.” — Michael Ward
In an era of division, Animal Magic leans into oneness, reminding listeners that togetherness is an instinct, not an ideology.
Recording at a San Francisco Landmark
The single was tracked in Studio A at Hyde Street Studios, a space owned by Ward and designated as a San Francisco Legacy Business.
Formerly known as Wally Heider Studios, these rooms are the “last great temple of the San Francisco Sound.” This is the same soil that yielded landmark albums such as:
The Grateful Dead – American Beauty
Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young – Déjà Vu
By recording here, the band honors a legacy of analog craft and musical continuity rather than mere nostalgia.
Catch Them Live
Following the success of their album Brighter Days, the band is heading East for a rare performance at one of New York City’s most storied listening rooms:
The band continues to perform in honor of the late Drew Zingg (Steely Dan), channeling his incredible musical lineage into their forward-moving sound.
About Michael Ward with Dogs and Fishes
Since 2000, this progressive American rock band has been defined by lyrical depth and “musical telepathy.” With over two decades of performance history, the group balances deep roots with exploratory musicianship, ensuring every arrangement has room to breathe.
Nicole Kidman stars in Scarpetta. Photo: Amazon Prime Video.
From Page to Screen: Why We Can’t Get Enough of Forensic Noir
Crime and forensic novels continue to dominate best-seller lists because they offer the perfect cocktail of suspense, mystery, and intellectual challenge. Stories by icons like Agatha Christie and Patricia Cornwell invite us to step into the role of the detective, meticulously analyzing clues and motives alongside the characters. The detailed exploration of forensic science adds a layer of grit and realism, revealing how microscopic evidence can uncover massive, hidden truths.
While these novels delve into the darker side of human nature, they almost always offer the catharsis of justice served. For many of us, the real thrill lies in that race against the clock: can we piece together the mystery before the final revelation?
The Long-Awaited Arrival: Scarpetta on Prime Video
As a lifelong fan of these novels, I am counting down the days for the new series on Amazon Prime Video. Having devoured the Patricia Cornwell Scarpetta novels for years, seeing this world come to life is a dream come true. (Amazon Prime Video, 2026)
Developed by Liz Sarnoff and produced by powerhouse duo Nicole Kidman and Jamie Lee Curtis, Scarpetta is set to be the television event of the season.
Mark Your Calendars:Scarpetta premieres on Amazon Prime Video on March 11, 2026.
Meet the Cast
The series boasts an incredible A-list ensemble to bring these beloved characters to life:
Actor
Role
Character Description
Nicole Kidman
Kay Scarpetta
The brilliant forensic pathologist.
Jamie Lee Curtis
Dorothy Scarpetta
Kay’s complicated older sister.
Ariana DeBose
Lucy Farinelli
Kay’s tech-savvy niece.
Bobby Cannavale
Pete Marino
The rugged former detective.
Simon Baker
Benton Wesley
The calculated FBI profiler.
Who is Kay Scarpetta?
Kay Scarpetta is more than just a medical examiner; she is a trailblazer. Inspired by the real-life former Virginia Chief Medical Examiner, Marcella Farinelli Fierro, MD, Scarpetta uses cutting-edge forensic technology to speak for the dead. (Patricia Cornwell, 2026)
Throughout the book series, Scarpetta—a woman of Italian descent—navigates intense investigations across the American South, from the humid streets of Florida and Virginia to the historic corridors of Charleston, South Carolina.
About the Author: Patricia Cornwell
Patricia Cornwell didn’t just write crime fiction; she revolutionized it. While working as a computer analyst at the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner in Richmond, Virginia, she sold her first novel, Postmortem.
It was the world’s first “bona fide” forensic thriller, paving the way for the explosion of forensic-focused entertainment we see today in film, TV, and literature.
A Legacy of Excellence
Cornwell’s impact on the genre is staggering:
Award-Winning Debut:Postmortem was the first book ever to win the Edgar, Creasey, Anthony, and Macavity awards, plus the French Prix du Roman d’Aventure, in a single year.
Global Reach: Her books have sold over 120 million copies in 36 languages across 120 countries.
Literary Honors: She has received the Sherlock Award, the Gold Dagger Award, and the Medal of Chevalier of the Order of Arts and Letters.
Beyond the Morgue
While Kay, Lucy, and Marino are her most famous creations, Cornwell’s curiosity knows no bounds. Her diverse bibliography includes:
True Crime: A definitive account of Jack the Ripper’s identity.
Lifestyle: Two cookbooks (Food to Die For and Scarpetta’s Winter Table).
Other Fiction: Series featuring Boston detective Win Garano and reporter Andy Brazil.
Here is a curated “Essential Scarpetta” reading list to get you into the right mindset for the show:
1. Postmortem (The Origin)
You can’t skip the book that started it all. This is where we meet Kay in Richmond, Virginia, hunting a serial killer known as “Mr. Nobody.” It establishes her grit, her friction with Pete Marino, and the high-tech (for the time) forensic methods that changed crime fiction forever.
2. Body of Evidence (The Introduction of Benton Wesley)
If you’re excited to see Simon Baker as the FBI profiler, this is a must-read. It deepens the relationship between Kay and Benton and introduces the recurring theme of Kay’s past coming back to haunt her.
3. The Body Farm (The Science)
This novel takes Kay to the actual University of Tennessee Anthropological Research Facility. It’s peak forensic procedural and features a young Lucy (played by Ariana DeBose in the show) starting to show her tech genius.
4. From Potter’s Field (The Ultimate Villain)
Every great detective needs a Moriarty. For Scarpetta, that means Temple Gault. This book is a chilling, snowy cat-and-mouse game in New York City that shows just how high the stakes can get for Kay’s family.
5. Point of Origin (The Fire)
This is a pivotal emotional turning point for the “Core Four” (Kay, Marino, Lucy, and Benton). It involves a series of high-stakes arsons and a massive twist that changes the trajectory of the series for years.
Pro-Tip for the TV Series
Since Jamie Lee Curtis is playing Dorothy (Kay’s sister), you might want to pay extra attention to their sibling rivalry in the earlier books. Dorothy is often the “flighty” contrast to Kay’s “grounded” professionalism, it’s going to be fascinating to see that chemistry on screen.
Frozen Soul photo by Kate Russell, used with permission.
Frozen Soul Announces New Album No Place of Warmth — Featuring Gerard Way
Dallas’ premiere death metal/hardcore unit Frozen Soul has officially emerged from the frost to announce their third full-length studio album: No Place of Warmth. (another side, 2026)
Arriving May 8 via Century Media, the record is described as a monolithic and exigent collection of anthems. It promises the band’s signature blend of ferocity and subtle melody, guided by soaring guitar leads through a “dark chasm of merciless riffs.”
A Letter to the Fans from the Wasteland
While their previous work explored glacial territories, No Place of Warmth turns inward. The album surveys the emotional wasteland of everyday struggle, serving as an open letter to fans. It decries the cold realities of life while providing the tools and motivation to conquer them.
“Life is always coming at you, and death doesn’t stop—you might slow it down, but it’s always coming—so you have to make the best out of it and march on.”
— Chad Green, Vocalist
The Title Track: “No Place of Warmth” (feat. Gerard Way)
In a landmark collaboration, the album opener and title track features Gerard Way (My Chemical Romance). The track is available now on all digital platforms.
The Concept: The song explores the choice between letting the cold consume you or finding warmth in a void.
The Video: Directed by Brendan McGowen, the visual features actor London Smith (from 2023’s “Morbid Effigy”) returning to play the personification of Death.
The Collaboration: Green and Way became friends a few years ago. “I knew he had a love for metal,” Green recalls. “Gerard is an amazing artist and musician whose creative vision has shaped generations.”
Evolution of the “Cold” Sound
Musically, the album sees Frozen Soul distilled to their primordial essence. Expect a “menacing” version of the band focused on maximal minimalism across eleven new songs.
Aspect
Description
Vocal Style
Chad Green’s “sandpaper-y bellow” acting as a dungeon master/soothsayer.
Musical DNA
Hardcore punk aggression meets classic American Death Metal (Obituary, Mortician).
Inspiration
Early Earache ruination (Carcass, Bolt Thrower).
Philosophy
“Stop overthinking it… emphasizing brutality but with an ear for hooks.”
On the Road
Frozen Soul has solidified their place as leaders of metal’s next generation. This April, they will hit the road across the states with Avatar and Fleshgod Apocalypse. See tour information here.
Frozen Soul is:
Chad Green / Vocals
Michael Munday / Guitar
Chris Bonner / Guitar
Samantha Mobley / Bass
Matt Dennar / Drums
No Place of Warmth – Tracklist: 1 – No Place of Warmth (Feat. Gerard Way) 2 – Invoke War (Feat. Machine Head) 3 – Absolute Zero 4 – Dreadnought (Feat. Sanguisugabogg) 5 – Chaos Will Reign 6 – Eyes of Despair 7 – Ethereal Dreams 8 – Skinned by the Wind 9 – DEATHWEAVER 10 – Frost Forged 11 – Killin Time (Until its Time to Kill)
The Heart of Texas Concert Band will be performing this Sunday at Our Lady of the Lake University. Gemini-generated image.
Experience the Best of San Antonio: Heart of Texas Concert Band Live
The Heart of Texas Concert Band (HTxCB) has been a cornerstone of the San Antonio arts scene since 2009. As a non-profit community ensemble, they bridge the gap between talented adult musicians and rising young stars, all while keeping the music accessible to everyone. (Heart of Texas Concert Band, 2026)
With over 150 free concerts under their belt across 35 unique local venues, the HTxCB is back this weekend to deliver another afternoon of world-class instrumental music.
🎺 Event Overview: Audience & Band Favorites
Join us this Sunday to experience a program featuring timeless classics. From the stirring marches of Sousa to the whimsical arrangements of Leroy Anderson, there is something for every music lover to enjoy.
Featured Composers include:
John Philip Sousa
Percy Grainger
Hector Berlioz
Leroy Anderson
…and many more!
Leadership:
Mark Rogers: Music Director and Founding Conductor
Carlos Navarro: Guest Conductor
📅 When & Where
Mark your calendars! This is a perfect Sunday afternoon outing for families and music enthusiasts alike.
Date: Sunday, March 1
Time: 3:00 PM
Location: Thiry Auditorium (Our Lady of the Lake University)
Address: 411 SW 24th St., San Antonio, TX 78207
Parking: Free parking is available on-site.
🎟️ Admission & Live Stream
In keeping with their mission to provide music for all, this concert is free and open to the public.
Can’t make it in person? You can still catch the magic! Subscribe to the HTxCB YouTube Channel to watch the live stream from the comfort of your home.
Support Local Arts: The Heart of Texas Concert Band relies on community support to keep these performances free. Consider attending or donating to help keep the music playing in San Antonio.
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