Live Music in San Antonio This Week: The Pharcyde, Mohama Saz, There I Ruined It
"Fun" may be the word of the week when it comes to live music in the Alamo City. Irreverent hip-hop group The Pharcyde is bringing their quirky approach to the genre to San Antonio, and kitschy singer-songwriter Ian McConnell is sharing his offbeat look at the world with a tour stop. As if that's not enough, There I Ruined It — an online project known for hilarious and bizarre musical mashups like performing a bluegrass cover of a System of a Down tune — will be putting disparate genres in a blender. Let's dive in for the details.
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