Live entertainment is having a moment in the spotlight in the days ahead. See Peso Pluma in concert, or enjoy local musical talent as part of San Antonio Lobsterfest. Check out the top five things to do in San Antonio this weekend. For a complete list of events, visit our calendar.
Thursday, July 25
See Peso Pluma live in concert on July 27.
Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club presents JJ Williamson
Comedian JJ Williamson performs a block of shows at The Laugh Out Loud Comedy Club. He’s best known as an opener for comedy greats including Chris Tucker, D.L. Hughley, Rickey Smiley and Bruce Bruce. More recently, he opened for Cedric the Entertainer. Shows are scheduled through July 28.
Gruene Hall presents Roger Creager in concert
Country music star Roger Creager performs live at Gruene Hall this weekend only. Creager is best known for hits like “Rancho Grande” and “Fun All Wrong,” and has released seven albums in his career, including the 2014 project Road Show. Performances are scheduled through July 27. A select number of tickets are available.
Friday, July 26
Kathleen Madigan: The Potluck Party
Comedian Kathleen Madigan brings her stand-up talent to the stage at Charline McCombs Empire Theatre. Madigan is a longtime entertainer and has appeared recently on Comedy Central’s This Is Not Happening and Jerry Seinfeld’s Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee. Tickets are available now.
Saturday, July 27
San Antonio Lobsterfest
Celebrate all things lobster-inspired along with The Caribbean Lobster Guy and the San Antonio Farmers Market Plaza Association (SAFMPA) at Market Square Lot. Highlights of the two-day event include live music performances and a variety of locally-made, affordable lobster dishes for visitors to enjoy. Musical guests include Regatta Yacht Rock, Mike G and the Iconiczz, Jase Martin, Oscar G, Charlie Bravo, and more. Festival admission is free and open to the public.
Frost Bank Center presents Peso Pluma in concert
Latin music singer Peso Pluma brings his Exodo world tour to the Frost Bank Center for one night only. The Mexican artist best known for songs such as “La Bebe” and “Lady Gaga” comes to San Antonio in support of his 2023 album, Génesis. Get more details via Ticketmaster.
