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— Hector Saldana
Three 6 Mafia rap star brings his Rubba Band Business Tour to town. The solo artist and record producer has collaborated with the biggest names in the business and is among the pioneers of Southern style rap. “Rubba Band Business” is his fourth solo album; it’s the follow up to “Stay Trippy.” He’ll mix new stuff with his ’90s hits with his old group such as “Sippin On Some Syrup” and “Poppin My Collar.”
8 p.m. Monday. Aztec Theatre, 104 N. St. Mary’s St. 210-812-4355.theaztectheatre.com
— Hector Saldana
Three 6 Mafia rap star brings his Rubba Band Business Tour to town. The solo artist and record producer has collaborated with the biggest names in the business and is among the pioneers of Southern style rap.
— Hector Saldana
The legendary singer-songwriter and Nashville icon played the intimate room at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in September. He returns to the area, as he likes to say, “with new lies to tell.” Crowell will tap his vast catalog, which includes gems like “Open Season On My Heart,” “Famous Last Words of a Fool in Love” and “Jesus Talk to Mama.” He is an exceptional storyteller who counted dear friend Guy Clark among his trusted sounding boards.
8 p.m. Tuesday. Brauntex Performing Arts Theatre, 290 W. San Antonio St., New Braunfels. $34-$42. 830-627-0808. brauntex.org
— Hector Saldana
The legendary singer-songwriter and Nashville icon played the intimate room at the Tobin Center for the Performing Arts in September. He returns to the area, as he likes to say, “with new lies to tell.” Crowell
Damian Gillen (pictured) and Kelly Petlin star in “The Groucho Show,” a Valentine’s Day-themed show in which Groucho Marx explores love. The one-night-only show includes improvisation and some audience participation. It is part of The Company Theatre’s Dinnerbox Series, which offers dinner-and-a-show combos.
Doors open at 5:30 p.m. for dinner and drinks and show time is 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Big Apple Room, Little Italy, 824 Afterglow. $40 at brownpapertickets.com or by calling 800-838-3008.
— Deborah Martin
Damian Gillen (pictured) and Kelly Petlin star in “The Groucho Show,” a Valentine’s Day-themed show in which Groucho Marx explores love. The one-night-only show includes improvisation and some audience
Artist Victoria Suescum offers her take on tarot card imagery in “A Fool in Love,” a Valentine’s Day pop-up show at Cinnabar gallery. The reception will feature free tarot card readings and bites by Chamoy City Limits.
Reception 6:30-9 p.m. Tuesday. Through Feb. 28. Cinnabar, 1420 S. Alamo St., Blue Star Arts Complex. 210-557-6073, cinnabarart.com.
— Elda Silva
Artist Victoria Suescum offers her take on tarot card imagery in “A Fool in Love,” a Valentine’s Day pop-up show at Cinnabar gallery. The reception will feature free tarot card readings and bites by
He burst onto the early ’80s pop scene as a solo act, literally jumping out of his bed in the MTV music video for his first hit, the catchy horn-driven “Goody Two Shoes.” High energy, glib and with a glam-inspired look that conjured pirates long before Johnny Depp, Adam Ant remained something of a novelty despite genuine cred as a UK star. He arrives to the Empire Theatre to pay homage to those high-kicking early days with a performance, top-to-bottom, of the seminal “Kings of the Wild Froniter” released by Adam and the Ants.
8 p.m. Wednesday. Charline McCombs Empire Theatre, 226 N. St. Mary’s St. $34-$40. 210-226-5700. majesticempire.com
— Hector Saldana
He burst onto the early ’80s pop scene as a solo act, literally jumping out of his bed in the MTV music video for his first hit, the catchy horn-driven “Goody Two Shoes.” High energy, glib and with a
— Hector Saldana
— Hector Saldana
Bulverde S.T.A.G.E. is taking audiences to the Wild West era for “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.” Playwright Jethro Compton adapted Dorothy M. Johnson’s short story, which also inspired the 1962 John Wayne movie. It’s about a young scholar whose attempt at a new life is threatened when an outlaw targets him for death. The cast includes Ralph Gill (left), Melina McLeod and John Hack.
Opens Thursday. 8 p.m. Thursdays-Saturdays and 2:30 p.m. Sundays through March 5, S.T.A.G.E., 1300 Bulverde Road, Bulverde. No matinee opening weekend. Optional meals served 90 minutes before each performance. All seats $18 opening night, which is a benefit for the Friends of the Village of Bulverde. $10-$18 for the rest of the run. 830-438-2339, stagebulverde.org.
— Deborah Martin
Bulverde S.T.A.G.E. is taking audiences to the Wild West era for “The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance.” Playwright Jethro Compton adapted Dorothy M. Johnson’s short story, which also inspired the 1962 John Wayne
Pssst! Wanna know what The Playhouse San Antonio — led by CEO and Artistic Director George Green (pictured) — has got lined up for the 2017-’18 season? Then you might want to check out the season announcement party. One cause for excitement is that the season holds five San Antonio premieres.
7 p.m. Thursday, The Playhouse San Antonio, San Pedro Park at Ashby. $5 to $10 at theplayhousesa.org. Info: 210-733-7258.
— Deborah Martin
Pssst! Wanna know what The Playhouse San Antonio — led by CEO and Artistic Director George Green (pictured) — has got lined up for the 2017-’18 season? Then you might want to check out the season announcement
The rodeo is the center of the San Antonio entertainment world this week, with concerts coming up by a Rock and Roll Hall of Famer and a country music legend. Unless you have a pirate costume hanging in the back of your closet, in which case you’ll be looking forward to a rare S.A. appearance on Wednesday by New Wave icon Adam Ant.
Click through the slideshow above for details on these and more upcoming events, including a multi-night stand by a Southern-fried stand-up comedian.
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