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Noah Slavin
Marketing CoordinatorNoah Slavin is the Marketing Coordinator at Texas Public Radio, radio host for Summer Night City On Air and Vibes Live Radio, festival coordinator for TPR's Summer Night City and Vibes Live Music Festival, and local musician in Any Color You Like, Mr. Pidge, Daniel Miller & the Red Roses, Deer Vibes, Koehler Lane, and Michael J. and the Foxes.
noah@tpr.org
Instagram: @noahslavinmusic
(210) 614-8977 x354
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This set of music from Summer Night City was recorded just a few weeks ago at TPR's Irma and Emilio Nicolas Media Center. Listen back to the great sounds, and join us Thursday evenings through July for more great live music at this free event!
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This week's show features live performances from Ruben V, Joaquin, Vanessa Cherry & Texas Martini, Sloth, The Wild Sweet, and Westcreek.
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Noah Slavin hosts music from TPR's live music event, Summer Night City.
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Hear performances from San Antonio locals Vanita Leo, LA45, Favorite Son, Roshii, Nicky Diamonds, Conwaythewhale, Michael J. and the Foxes, Good City Modern. and Any Color You Like, all in this set recorded live in 2023!
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Hear live performances from SA locals Collective Dreams, MC² and the SOUL, Baldemar, Daniel Miller & the Red Roses, and James Orchid on this episode of Summer Night City!
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Enjoy great live music from past Summer Night City concerts in this debut episode from a new limited series on TPR, hosted by Noah Slavin!
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TPR Art Collection
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Live from the Freight Elevator is a brand new TPR Music series featuring local, national, and international bands, performing live from our office freight elevator. Ready Revolution was kind enough to stop by and help us kick things off.
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TPR's Noah Slavin and Tori Pool recap each night of Summer Night City 2023 at Legacy Park.
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Living soul music legend, Lee Fields stopped by Friends of Sound to dive into some music of the West Side Sound.