Cannibal Corpse bill at San Antonio's Aztec Theatre offered a feast of meaty riffs

A blood feast of extreme metal played out Tuesday night at San Antonio’s Aztec Theatre as a four-band package tour teamed three originators of the genre with one newer, forward-looking act for an evening of aural carnage. Let’s start with the legends. Cannibal Corpse, the top-selling death metal act

Controversy rages as Tejano Music Awards prepares to honor convicted rapist Joe Lopez

In the late '80s and early '90s, Brownsville-founded Grupo Mazz was among the hottest names in Tejano music and a major South Texas concert draw. The influential band was known for bringing an updated sound and image to the genre, drawing on rock and pop influences.

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Luminaria Director Yadhira Lozano takes the long-running arts festival in new, more diverse directions

Executive Director Yadhira Lozano is gearing up for her third year of San Antonio's multimedia arts blowout, Luminaria. Founded 15 years ago by then-mayor Phil Hardberger, this year's one-night extravaganza has a distinct role to play in our cultural landscape.