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Mike McMahan

Reporter · US

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Sep 26, 2026
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Sep 9, 2026

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  1. Article · Sep 26, 2026 · Mike McMahan

    During both of this week's San Antonio shows, Rush proved why it's still beloved by fans (opens the original)

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    Legendary Canadian prog-rock trio Rush brought its ongoing Fifty Something tour to San Antonio’s Frost Bank Center on Wednesday and Friday nights. An epic multimedia production and two different setlists left fans in a state of rapt ecstasy, cheering along even though each set contained nearly three hours of music. San Antonio’s had a long love affair with Rush. The city’s infatuation with the band goes all the way back to the early years, when it was championed by local album rock powerhouse KI

  2. Article · Sep 13, 2026 · Mike McMahan

    My Chemical Romance’s Black Parade conquered San Antonio (opens the original)

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    Editor’s note: My Chemical Romance denied the Current’s request to photograph its set, but the band’s team said it would send along its own shots. Once we receive those, we will include them with this review. Photos of the crowd and the Mars Volta are by Jaime Monzon. Legendary emo rock band My Chemical Romance brought its classic album The Black Parade to life in front of a packed house at San Antonio’s Alamodome on Saturday night. The show featured an elaborate production that rivaled the ambi

  3. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Mike McMahan

    Unholy Rollers: Ahead of SA show, Twin Temple finds common ground between Satan and Bing Crosby (opens the original)

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    In case you somehow missed all the recent hoopla, “Satanic doo-wop” act Twin Temple has been everywhere. But look beyond the shtick, and it’s clear the husband-wife duo isn’t just about image or philosophy. They possess serious songwriting chops. Look no further than the new Twin Temple album, Doomed Lovers, due out on Oct. 9, or their recent performance of “Haunt Me” on The Daily Show for evidence. The pair — and their accompanying band — will open for Danzig at San Antonio’s Boeing Center at T

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