Live Music in San Antonio This Week

The Camp Rejectz Festival, highlighting a diverse batch of local rockers, also should be on music fans' radar.

Although SA is playing host to plenty of touring acts, don't snooze on a free show by local act Retro Cowgirl.

LA-based psych act Death Valley Girls pack a surprising amount of variety into its sound.

Nascar Aloe is also bringing its caustic combo of hip-hop and punk to town.

James plays The Espee on Wednesday on his On & On: José James Sings Badu tour.

Experimental mathcore outfit Rolo Tomassi is also bringing its off-the-beaten-path musical approach to SA.

Former Evil Mothers frontman Curse Mackey is also coming to town as part of a package tour with Clan of Xymox.

Award-winning blues rock outfit Rochelle & The Sidewinders is also bringing its velvety sound to town.

Conor Oberst and Bright Eyes are also bringing their bittersweet Americana to town.

UTSA's Underground of Chaos event will also showcase 20 Texas artists for free.

Black Dahlia Murder is touring after the death of longtime frontman Trevor Strnad.

Belarusian post-punk trio Molchat Doma and a stacked bill of local metal acts are also on this week's live music slate.

South Memphis rapper Key Glock and Arizona emo act Sundressed round out a week rich in live music options.

Don't sleep on Houston's Narrow Head, who mix psych, alt-rock and metal into a wild brew.

Local acts including guitar-slinger A. Wright and math rockers Mary Maria are also in the mix.

Emo mainstay Hawthorne Heights and clever hard rock act Screaming Females round out the week's attention-worthy shows.

An R&B package tour featuring Kem and Ledisi is also headed to Freeman Coliseum.

San Antonio rappers Lilbootycall, Quentin Heartz and a$$phat are also performing together.

Static-X, Andrew Duhon, Bodysnatcher and Skeletal Remains are also hitting San Antonio stages.

Eight-time Grammy-winning jazz bassist Christian McBride also will play at the Tobin Center.