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Los Lonely Boys tapped to headline Pearl's first-ever music fest

Los Lonely Boys will headline the first Pearl Fest.
San Angelo’s hometown heroes are bringing their “Texican Rock ‘n’ Roll” to San Antonio’s Pearl. Billboard chart-topping act Los Lonely Boys will headline the near-downtown development's inaugural Pearl Fest, held May 23.
The full day of music combines free and ticketed experiences. During the Saturday Farmers Market at Pearl Park, shoppers will be treated to performances from the 11-piece ensemble LA 45 with local Chicano soul icon Sonny Ozuna, Texican Legacy, Batooter, and Jose Amador & Terra Nova.
At 5 pm, the parking area under Highway 281 becomes the stage for a ticketed concert. In addition to Los Lonely Boys, country bluesman Nicky Diamonds, dreamy indie rockers mypilotis, and “emo primos” Vintage Pictures will have sets.
General tickets for the show go on sale Friday, April 25, for $25, but subscribers to Pearl’s email list can snag presales on Thursday April, 23. The cost will be $35 at the door.
Pearl and its tenants have been heavily investing in community experiences in 2026. On May 1-2, it will host a weekend tequila activation with a multi-course pairing dinner, a cocktail competition, a sip-and-stroll tasting festival benefiting the San Antonio Food Bank, and a Los Lobos concert at Stable Hall.
Pullman Market has also been bringing a steady slate of programming, including a recent Fiesta party starring pop-punk superstars Eve 6 and Fastball and a February chili cookoff showcasing some of San Antonio’s most acclaimed chefs.
