Justin Timberlake is returning to San Antonio for a concert at Frost Bank Center on May 29, featuring new single "Selfish" and an upcoming album. Tickets go on sale Feb. 2.

Def Leppard and Journey are set to tour North America, including an August 16 concert in San Antonio at the Alamodome, with the Steve Miller Band as a guest.

The Gurwitz International Piano Competition returns to San Antonio, showcasing 12 pianists from around the world, with free public viewing and performances speckled with local flavor.

San Antonio invites youth to enter the 2024 #FilmSA Contest, aiming to highlight local food systems or the city’s filmmaking allure, with a $1,000 prize per category.

A fake sequel poster to "Blood In Blood Out" sparked brief excitement before being debunked by actor Damian Chapa. Fans celebrated the 1993 film's legacy at an anniversary event and through a new behind-the-scenes book.

Nine-year-old Mateo López, the world's youngest mariachi, performed a duet with Kelly Clarkson, earning online applause and showcasing his dedication to music.

Joe "Jama" Perales Jr., noted San Antonio musician of the West Side Sound, died at 74 from diabetes complications. He influenced the Royal Jesters with his bass playing and soulful voice.

British rock band Bush announces their "Loaded: The Greatest Hits Tour," celebrating 30 years with concerts across 32 cities, starting July 26 in Bend, Oregon.

Lionel Richie and Earth, Wind & Fire announce a concert on June 4 at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio as part of their tour, with tickets on sale January 19.

News 4 and Fox San Antonio team up with Tackle Hunger for the Souper Bowl of Caring, aiming to raise funds for the San Antonio Food Bank, which can provide seven meals per dollar donated.

The San Antonio Zoo introduces unusual Valentine's Day experiences, including poop-scented candles, naming a roach after an ex, speed dating, a naughty nature tour, and a six-course candlelit dinner.

Victor Wembanyama of the San Antonio Spurs ranks eighth in NBA All-Star fan voting for the Western Conference Frontcourt, with significant rookie season statistics and a growing fan base.

Iconic 2004 films like "Mean Girls" and "The Notebook" turn 20, evoking nostalgia and highlighting the cultural impact of early 2000s cinema across various genres.