STOMP comes to San Antonio's Tobin Center this weekend as part of national tour

STOMP’s exciting and loud eight-person percussion ensemble is known for being anything but traditional. Trash cans, brooms, newspapers and even toilet plungers have their place both on the stage and in the setlist, where everyday items — including objects that many consider garbage — are used to create captivating rhythms and entirely unique music pieces. It’s a performance that both starts and ends with a bang — and includes plenty more banging in between.
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