Lawrence, Kansas
- 24 April, 2024
Fally Afani
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Fally Afani is an award-winning journalist with a career spanning more than 20 years in media. She has worked extensively in radio, television, newspapers, magazines, and more.
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The Coathangers deliver vigorous performance at the Jackpot with Arc Flash / Vedettes
There are bands that have forgotten how to have fun, and then there are Coathangers. These three punky garage rockers are entirely likable and very
The Cave Girls bring feminist fanfare to the Replay
Here’s to the women on top of the world, most of which had to have been at the Replay on Saturday night. The Cave Girls
Photo Gallery: Albert Hammond, Jr. / Prinze George
While Sundays are normally a time to wind down, this was not the case at the Bottleneck. That’s where a young and chipper audience was
Stik Figa triumphantly returns to Lawrence with Approach, Barrel Maker
“Today I’m 33!” announced Stik Figa triumphantly at the beginning of his set. The crowd erupted in cheers. This day had been anticipated for a
Photo Gallery: FIDLAR / Dune Rats
Performing only by the light emitted from the glowing masks behind them, FIDLAR delivered a wildly entertaining set at the Bottleneck Thursday night. A massive,
Watch: The Wandering Lake in a field of sunflowers
It’s easy to see why folks take to The Wandering Lake so easily. Laid back, breezy, and just right for fans of mellow. It’s drama-free
Don’t ignore Young Bull
There are a lot of musicians who wish they could live up to the boisterous energy of 80’s hair bands, but only one local band
Listen: New music from Carswell & Hope
Here are a couple of smooth tunes for your morning. Carswell & Hope just released two new tracks in anticipation of a weekend full of
Photo Gallery: X (the band) / Dead Rock West
You can’t get through a single season in Lawrence without some sort of punk rock legends rolling through. On the first day of September, Lawrencians
Watch: La Guerre at the Bottleneck
It’s been a while since we checked in with La Guerre, but it was worth the wait. Watching La Guerre is like watching a butterfly