Music

This Fair Is Always Rocking!
Fiesta Arts Fair has a well-earned reputation for keeping fairgoers entertained with great, live music. Local and regional favorites perform throughout the Fiesta Arts Fair weekend, on two (2) stages. Just like the art and the food, the music at Fiesta Arts Fair can cover a wide range of tastes. From rock, folk and Texas roots, to blues, zydeco and indie, the styles may vary, but the quality of the music is always high.
2025 Music Lineup
Saturday, April 26 |
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Main Stage |
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11:00am – 12:00pm | Mariachi Los Paisanos |
12:30 – 2:00pm | Grupo Tan Tan |
2:30 – 4:00pm | Sexto Sol |
4:30 – 6:00pm | The Texases |
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11:00am - 2:00pm | George Gaytan |
3:00 - 5:00pm | Matt & Sylvia Kirk |
Sunday, April 27 |
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Main Stage |
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11:30am – 1:00pm | Matt Kirk & the Güeyfarers |
1:30 – 3:00pm | Sonora Hechicera |
3:30 – 5:00pm | Shinyribs |
Garden Stage |
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12:00 - 2:00pm | George Gaytan |
2:30 - 5:00pm | Mitch Webb Duo |
*Performance times are subject to change.
2025 Line-up
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Shinyribs defines genres as a sonic melting pot of Texas Blues, New Orleans R&B funk, horn-driven Memphis Soul, country twang, border music, big band swing, and roots-rock. The Austin-based supergroup is led by Kevin Russell, the charismatic frontman with colorful suits and extravagant shoes who continuously swaps out an electric guitar for a ukulele and never falls short of creatin a cinematic experience with on-stage antics. Be prepared for a conga line.
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The Texases if you’ve been pinin’ for that solid country gold, The Texases have got you covered. Playing your favorite classic country hits from ’66 to ’96, from Merle and Willie to George and Garth, The Texases are rarin’ to transport you back to time to the day of guitars, Cadillacs, and hillbilly music. So whether you’re an urban cowboy or you’ve been country sing country wasn’t cool, look no further to satisfy your (George) jonesin’ for classic country covers than those sons of the Lone Star State, The Texases!
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Groupo Tan Tan is the sideband to Piñata Protest and shares most of the same members. Grupo Tan Tan focuses on covering classic Tex-Mex, conjunto, tejano, norteño, cumbia, country, and oldies that helped create the soundtrack of San Antonio, TX. With covers from artists such as Flaco Jimenez, Nick Villarreal, Ramon Ayala, Celso Piña, and Johnny Cash, this band has had many dance floors grooving all around Texas. They have made performances at several official Fiesta events, The San Antonio Stock Show and Rodeo, clubs and festivals of all sizes, quinceñeras, weddings, and backyard parties of all types.
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Sexto Sol is an original music ensemble from San Antonio, Texas that blends alternative rock, Lattin, and soul. Sam Villela (Keys and Vocals), Eddie Hernandez (Guitar), Juan Ramos (Drums), Greg Goodman (Bass) and James Moody (Percussion) are the innovators, bringing their varied musical influences together. Sexto Sol is known for being one of the most innovative "Chicano Rock" bands hailing from Texas. They have developed a distinctive musical identity and carved a very important niche in the musical scene of San Antonio. |
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Mitch Webb & The Swindles are a small band out of San Antonio filled with great musicians has carved its own niche from the Americana music scene by embracing the rich musical heritage of San Antonio. This band sounds like San Antonio, a mixture of cultures and generations colliding and embracing each other playing a special blend of country, rock-n-roll, and Conjunto found only in their region.
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Matt Kirk & the Güeyfarers The Güeyfarers (pronounced Wayfarers) are Matt Kirk (lead vocals, guitars, mandolin, and harmonica) Jimmy Harman (bass and harmony) Brandon Custer (drums), Matt Cain (keys), Eric Demmer (saxophone). Covering both originals and band arranged covers, their influences span from folk and country to blues and classic rock to Tejano to Americana.
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Sonora Hechicera is an all-female cumbia band based out of San Antonio. Many of their members are music educators and one of their main missions is to provide young female musicians representation in the San Antonio music community and beyond. They strive to keep the music we grew up with in the hearts and ears for the next generation and sure to keep you on the dance floor.
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Mariachi Los Paisanos under the direction of Michael Acevedo, is quickly becoming one of UTSA Music's most beloved and fastest-growing ensembles! The group traces its ties to the heart of San Antonio's Hispanic cultural identity through mariachi music with its traditional instrumentation, songs, and trajes. The mariachi ensemble frequently performs in the San Antonio metro area as well as in UTSA Recital Hall and during commencement ceremonies.
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George Gaytan is a professional classical, acoustic guitarist. He has provided music for PBS Documentaries, University of Texas at Austin, and Texas A&M Educational DVD's. He's recorded and toured with Tish Hinojosa and toured with Amy Grant. He has five recording out with a new one All Roads lead to Home out this year. He is on the Music Faculty at Saint Mary’s Hall College Prep School and will be teaching guitar at Amy Grants’ Barefoot Republic Camp this summer. |
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Matt & Sylvia Kirk Matt Kirk grew up in the hill country of Texas with a talented musical family. Ha has been playing music for as long as he can remember and was more than likely listening to his mother sing in the womb. Mother Sylvia Kirk is a much adored and long-time musician/singer in the San Antonio area. |