'Fun' may be the word of the week when it comes to live music in the Alamo City. Irreverent hip-hop group The Pharcyde is bringing their quirky approach to the genre to San Antonio, and kitschy singer-songwriter Ian McConnell is sharing his offbeat look at the world with a tour stop.
Hip-hop outfit The Pharcyde performs at a festival in Vienna, Austria.Irreverent hip-hop group The Pharcyde is bringing their quirky approach to the genre to San Antonio, and kitschy singer-songwriter Ian McConnell is sharing his offbeat look at the world with a tour stop. As if that's not enough, There I Ruined It — an online project known for hilarious and bizarre musical mashups like performing a bluegrass cover of a System of a Down tune — will be putting disparate genres in a blender.
Madrid, Spain’s Mohama Saz headlines this showcase billed as “World Psych Night.” The group’s sound pleasingly blurs boundaries as analog synths rub up against seductive rhythms and the non-Western scales of North Africa and the Eastern Mediterranean. Much of Mohama Saz’s sound feels like a highlight of late-’60s Anatolian psych, a preferred time and place for aficionados and a clear influence on beloved and trippy modern-day act Khruangbin.
Cactus Lee, the songwriting vehicle for veteran Austin musician Kevin Dehan, has been charming the hippest of the hip for several years running. His songwriting is simple, precise, moving, witty and classic Texas — think of Hoyt Axton and Jerry Jeff Walker cutting a record together with a four-track recording device. Local psych-rockers Sunjammer conjure classic ’70s stoner grooves ranging from the Grateful Dead’s$10, 9:30 p.m., The Lonesome Rose, 2114 N. St. Mary’s St., thelonesomerose.com.
There I Ruined It, musician Dustin Ballard’s online project, went viral thanks to its hilarious and bizarre mashups of presumably incongruous artists and genres — from performing Metallica as children’s music to a swing version of Nirvana’s “Come As You Are.” Given that those creations have emerged as some of the Internet’s most hilarious viral moments, there’s a good chance you’re already familiar with There I Ruined It. For this special tour, a live band will bring those creations to life.
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