Counting Crows Majestic Theatre Concert

The Majestic Theatre in San Antonio isn’t just another concert venue; it’s a true piece of history that’s been captivating audiences for nearly a century. As the largest and oldest surviving movie palace in Texas, it’s got that nostalgic charm mixed with modern upgrades—restored in 1989 to preserve its stunning Art Deco details, from intricate moldings to the iconic neon sign that lights up downtown. Attending a Counting Crows concert here feels like stepping into a living piece of San Antonio’s past, but with the energy of today. The theatre’s layout, including those cozy box seats that fit four and often come with their own service staff, makes for a pretty intimate experience—like you’re part of something special. It’s easy to find, just hop on 281 South from the airport and exit onto Commerce Street, though checking real-time traffic never hurts. Whether it’s your first time or you’re a regular, catching Counting Crows or The Gaslight Anthem at the Majestic is a night to remember—one of those places where the history, the music, and the vibe all just click.

Counting Crows August 02nd, 2025 at San Antonio

Counting Crows are one of those bands that instantly bring you back to a certain era but still manage to feel fresh every time they hit the stage. Known for their massive hit Mr. Jones that soared up to number five back in 1994, they’ve built a reputation for soulful storytelling and raw, emotional vocals. Their live shows are something else—expect a wild mix of genres, from heartfelt ballads to more upbeat rockers, with surprises like covers of Grateful Dead’s Friend of the Devil that keep audiences on their toes. Adam Duritz’s voice, with its gritty, expressive edge, can make you feel like he’s singing straight from the heart—sometimes imperfect, but that’s what makes it real. Seeing them in San Antonio on August 2nd 2025 is more than just a concert; it’s an experience. You’ll want to grab those tickets early because shows like these tend to sell out fast, especially at the historic Majestic Theatre. It’s a chance to catch a band that’s been around for decades but still knows how to connect with the crowd, making each performance special. Plus, with The Gaslight Anthem opening up, you’re in for a night packed with energy and raw passion. Don’t miss out—this is one of those concerts you’ll be talking about for ages.