Still the Silos: Long-running band that fuses roots, country and jangly pop is headed to San Antonio
Silos frontman Walter Salas-Humara isn't calling his group's current cross-country jaunt a reunion tour, although it does contain elements of that. For one thing, the shows — including a Thursday, March 9 stop at San Antonio's Lonesome Rose with Buttercup opening — feature track-by-track live renditions of Cuba, the 1987 sophomore album that led to the post-punk, pre-Americana group being named Best New Artist in a Rolling Stone magazine critics poll.
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