The Hills Are Alive invites music lovers out to the beer garden at Roughhouse Brewing, nestled between San Marcos and Wimberley, to enjoy a family and pet friendly night of music in a comfortable atmosphere under the stars. This series features local award-winning acts from the San Marcos Music Awards plus industry veterans with residencies at Austin's Saxon Pub and more.

Arrive early to find a spot under the oaks, order food from the Roughhouse Brewing kitchen, sip on a selection of craft beer/wine/NA beverages and get ready for the show! BYO chairs and blankets welcome, as picnic tables and adirondacks are expected to fill up quickly.

RAFFLE DRAWING: attend all four showcases and be entered into a raffle to win a special prize at the June event; grab a punch card on site to participate

Mitch Webb and the Swindles perform at the King William Fair, San Antonio’s long-running neighborhood arts festival.

The fair features live music, local artists, food, and community events throughout the historic King William District. This is an all-ages, outdoor show.

"Join us at the UTSA Fiesta Arts Fair for a vibrant celebration of art, culture, and community! Hosted by the University of Texas at San Antonio, this annual event showcases the talents of over 100 artists from across the region, offering a diverse array of fine art and crafts for every taste. From stunning paintings and sculptures to intricate jewelry and textiles, there's something to inspire and delight every visitor.

But the Fiesta Arts Fair is more than just an art show - it's a lively festival atmosphere filled with live music, delicious food vendors, and interactive art activities for all ages. Whether you're a seasoned art collector or simply looking for a fun day out with family and friends, come experience the creativity and excitement of the UTSA Fiesta Arts Fair. Join us in celebrating the rich cultural heritage of San Antonio and support local artists in their passion for creativity and expression."

Joe Nick Patowski's world famous Texas Music hour of Power is gonna bring our somewhat yearly Marfa invasion to the beautiful Texas Hill Country!

swindles will not be there but Uncle Mitchy will be. Two Hoots and a Holler Last Waltz & Rick Broussard Benefit @2pm-7pm - $20+ Eventbrite tickets HERE. $25 cash DOS according to capacity. Doors open @1:30pm. 21+ only. There will be music, of course, and a Silent Auction!

"Rick Broussard’s Two Hoots and a Holler has epitomized the best aspects of Texas roots music, merging rockabilly with trad-country and adding enough punk abandon and songwriting flair to keep the whole thing from sounding retro-gimmicky or quaint.” – Gilbert Garcia, San Antonio Current

Founded in the early '80s by Rick Broussard, Two Hoots and a Holler is one of the best-known bands in Austin, Texas. Whether Rick Broussard plays his original music or songs by Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, The Clash, or The Who, he always keeps you hoppin’ on the dance floor.

The Ugly Beats LeRoi Brothers Two Hoots & A Holler w/Special Guests: Mitch Webb Jeff Smith Jungle Rockers Eric Hisaw Penny Jo Pullus Bruce Robison Jeff Hughes Jack Rowe Jesse Dayton Fastball And various Two Hoots lineups w/Pat Kelly & Eddie Edmondson, Vic & Chris, Brendon & Scott & Matt

The King William Association Cultural Arts Committee is hosting a free, all-ages, outdoor music event called "Concert in the Park". The event features a live performance by Mitch Webb and the Swindles. The band is known for its unique blend of rockabilly, conjunto, and country music.

The event will take place in a park setting, providing a relaxed and casual atmosphere for attendees to enjoy the music. The King William Association Cultural Arts Committee is known for its dedication to promoting the arts in the community, and this event is a great opportunity for people to experience live music while supporting local artists.

Mitch Webb and the Swindles are a popular band in the San Antonio area, and their music is sure to appeal to a wide variety of people. The band is known for its energetic live performances and its ability to get the crowd dancing and singing along. The concert promises to be a fun and exciting event for all who attend.

Overall, the King William Association Cultural Arts Committee's Concert in the Park with Mitch Webb and the Swindles is a great opportunity to enjoy live music in a beautiful outdoor setting while supporting the local arts community.

Join us on Sunday, March 8 at the Rah! Rah! Room for a special all-ages fundraiser celebrating 10 years of the High Voltage Music Program (HVMP) — a San Antonio nonprofit providing free instruments and music lessons to middle and high school students in underserved communities.

The event runs 2–8 PM and features local vendors, a fully backlined stage, and performances by HVMP students alongside established local bands. After a year of rehearsing in classrooms, students will have the chance to perform on a real stage — the way it should be.

Mitch Webb and the Swindles bring a dose of Southwest flavor with a 45-minute set at 5:00 PM, supporting a program that’s building the next generation of San Antonio musicians.

Come early, stay late, and support a great cause.

Early holiday show for the Sunday Best. South Texas garage, conjunto, and honky-tonk. Good songs, cold beer, austin Honky Tonkers and everyone gets home at a decent hour.

It’s always a good night when we roll into The Lonesome Rose. Join Mitch Webb & The Swindles for three hours of South Texas garage, conjunto, and honky tonk in one of San Antonio’s finest listening rooms.

The Lonesome Rose is calling it a birthday bash, but really it’s just another Saturday with good friends, good songs, and maybe a few surprises.

Our friend Josh Baca will be joining us again on accordion — don’t miss this one.

The Echo Bridge Appreciation Society is proud to present local heroes Mitch Webb y Los Swindles on Oct 12!

Mitch & The Swindles have been a staple in our music community in San Antonio for as long as we can remember. We are honored to be able host them under the Bridge for a special show !

Wear comfortable shoes for the walk down under the bridge, the path is a little bumpy.

bring a blanket to sit on and watch the show or a low small chair. We usually ask folks with chairs to stay towards the back row.

The show will start promptly at 6 pm! Don't be late!

Enter the bridge through the side yard of Tandem Coffeehouse - Tandem is our above river host and also sells snacks and drinks for you to enjoy during the show.

We’re heading back to Beethoven Maennerchor on Friday, September 5th—bringing the full band for another round of South Texas honky-tonk with a side of German beer hall spirit. From 8 to 10 PM, expect a lively set full of garage twang, conjunto grooves, and rough-edged rock ’n’ roll, all under the oak trees in Southtown.

It’s always a good time out there—no cover, plenty of cold beer, and you never know who might jump on stage with us. Bring some friends, grab a stein, and let’s make it another night to remember. Prost!

Fresh off our run at Viva Big Bend, we’re rolling back into Austin for an early evening set at The ABGB on Sunday, August 3rd.

We’ll be firing up the full band at 4:00 PM, delivering our signature mix of Texas Garage, Conjunto, and Honky Tonk. Cold beer, wood-fired pizza, and that unbeatable ABGB vibe—what more could you ask for?

And if we’re lucky, the Austin Honky Tonkers will be out on the floor doing what they do best—turning a Sunday show into a full-on dancehall revival. Come grab a seat, raise a glass, and let’s wrap the weekend up right.

Viva Big Bend is more than just a music festival—it’s a regional celebration of culture, hospitality, and community pride. In its 14-year run, it has helped shine a spotlight on the small towns and creative communities of the Big Bend region. For the full schedule, artist lineup, and box office hours as they’re released, visit the official site: www.vivabigbend.com.

Viva Big Bend is more than just a music festival—it’s a regional celebration of culture, hospitality, and community pride. In its 14-year run, it has helped shine a spotlight on the small towns and creative communities of the Big Bend region. For the full schedule, artist lineup, and box office hours as they’re released, visit the official site: www.vivabigbend.com.

Karl Lubbering will be celebrating his birthday July 12th @ The Cove. The Sun People Art Fest will have multiple artists showing and selling their work. Proceeds from the sale will go to the Bread and Blankets Organization to aid the homeless. DJ Plata will be spinning some groovy tunes and there will be live music by The Karl Lubbering Trio, Los #3 Dinners, and Mitch Webb & Friends. We encourage everyone to bring donations such as blankets, clothes, canned food, feminine hygiene products, spiral notebooks & pens.

The upcoming 20th Annual Ram Jam will celebrate the life of Ramiro "Ram" Ayala, late proprietor of the legendary Taco Land, a wild bar and venue that became a nexus of the San Antonio music underground until his 2005 murder.

The two-day festival, which runs this Saturday and Sunday, will bring together a roster of Taco Land acts, including reunions by no-wave blues outfit Boxcar Satan, pop-punk trio Lucy Loves Schroder, alt-rockers World Bizarre and noise-rockers Chapstik. Other bands on the lineup include Hickoids, Flamin' Hellcats, Michael Martin & The Infidels, Buttercup, Sexto Sol and more.

Music will run 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. both days at the Corn Pound music complex in Windcrest at 6336 Montgomery Drive. The event is free, but donations and sponsorships are accepted.

On Friday, June 6th, we’re bringing the full band to one of San Antonio’s most legendary venues—Beethoven Maennerchor—for a night of Texas honky-tonk with a touch of German flair. From 8 to 10 PM, we’ll be rolling out our signature mix of garage twang, conjunto soul, and rowdy rock ‘n’ roll, all in the heart of Southtown’s First Friday action.

And here’s the kicker—we’ve got a secret special guest joining us on stage. You’ll have to be there to find out who!

Come raise a stein, soak in the history, and dance under the stars at this one-of-a-kind San Antonio institution. No cover, just great music and cold beer. Prost! 🍻

After a day at the King William Fair, head over to Bar Loretta for the fourth year in a row of Mitch Webb and the Swindles bringing their mix of Texas garage, honky-tonk, and conjunto to the stage. It’s the perfect spot to keep the Fiesta vibe going—come for the music, stay for the drinks, food, and good company.

Join Mitch Webb and Grammy Award-winning guitarist Joe Reyes for an unforgettable set at the UTSA Southwest Fiesta Arts Fair! With over 30 years of playing together, these two bring a mix of Texas roots, honky-tonk, and storytelling to the stage.

Catch them Saturday from 2:30 to 4:30 PM in the intimate backyard of the school, a perfect setting for an afternoon of great music and good company.

Set against the backdrop of one of San Antonio’s most cherished arts festivals, the UTSA Southwest Fiesta Arts Fair features over 100 artists showcasing fine art and handcrafted works. Enjoy live music, interactive art activities, and a vibrant festival atmosphere filled with creativity, culture, and community.