Stomp HEB Performance Hall At Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Show

When you step into the HEB Performance Hall at Tobin Center for the Performing Arts, you're walking into a space that’s as much about stunning design as it is about unforgettable performances—like the high-energy, rhythm-packed show Stomp that’s lighting up San Antonio. Recognized by the Texas Society of Architects with their 2015 Design Award, this hall blends sleek aesthetics with practical features, making it perfect for everything from rock concerts to vibrant cultural festivals. The massive stage is a favorite for touring acts, and if you’re lucky enough to snag a seat in the premium boxes, you get a close-up view that makes you feel like part of the show. The mezzanine’s decor reflects San Antonio’s rich heritage, hinting at the city’s diverse roots, which adds a layer of local pride to the experience. Located conveniently near other cultural hotspots, it’s easy to make a day of it—grab some food downtown, soak in the art, and then settle in for an electrifying night of rhythm and movement with Stomp. Whether you’re a first-timer or a local, the Tobin Center’s HEB Hall is where San Antonio’s soul truly comes alive.

Stomp January 07th, 2026 at San Antonio

Stomp in San Antonio on January 7, 2026, isn’t just your average show — it’s an explosive mix of rhythm, movement, and community that really pulls you in. For over 30 years, this high-energy percussion performance has been captivating audiences by turning everyday objects into instruments of pure entertainment. What makes it special is how it invites everyone to be part of the action — from lively audience participation to interactive segments that keep you on your toes. You might find yourself clapping along or even trying your hand at some of the rhythmic chaos. The show’s reputation for pushing boundaries is backed by collaborations with local performers during their stops, giving each city a fresh, vibrant vibe. Plus, there are backstage tours where you get a peek behind the curtain and learn what it takes to keep those drums and trash cans banging. It’s not just about the musicality; it’s a full-on sensory experience that’s perfect for families, friends, or anyone craving something a little different. Expect to see jaw-dropping choreography, creative use of everyday items, and maybe even catch a guest lecture or two if you’re lucky. Honestly, once you’ve seen Stomp in San Antonio, it’s hard not to get hooked — it’s become a beloved tradition for many, and honestly, it’s one of those shows that sticks with you long after the last beat drops.