San Antonio’s Buttercup to recreate unconventional live video performance from 20 years ago
Long-running San Antonio artpop- rock band Buttercup is known for staging unconventional performances. Over the years, the trio has performed on a float, in a dive bar at 7 a.m., as mannequins in a window and on a bed in their pajamas. For one of the more memorable shows, its live performance was shown on tiny convex TVs at the bottom of four oil drums for a show called Buttercup in a Can.
Recent Posts
Taiwanese bubble tea chain Gong Cha plans big San Antonio expansion
Documents contradict right-wing blog’s claim that Texas Rep. James Talarico committed election fraud
Stand-up comedian Gabriel ‘Fluffy’ Iglesias to record special at San Antonio’s Tobin Center
The number of children at Dilley prison camp has gone up yet again
Silverstein and Story of the Year bringing Camp Screamo tour to San Antonio this Friday
Study: Texas is nation’s most food insecure state
San Antonio Public Library hosts reading, discussion of The Donkey Lady: A Graphic Parable
‘Where are all the volunteers?’ Kerr County faces worse flood damage with fewer resources
Ted Cruz-aligned Super PAC continues to rake in cash from his controversial podcast deal
Willie Nelson calls to stop data center in his Texas hometown
"My job is to find and attract mastery-based agents to the office, protect the culture, and make sure everyone is happy! "