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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Something Worth A Damn: local musician plotting Kid Congo commotion in Lawrence
You could call Ron Miller the busiest musician in Lawrence. Spewing a fountain of endless ideas and talents, the Up the Academy frontman and drummer
Photo Gallery: Love Garden’s 24th Anniversary Celebration
The only way you can get such a wide range of scenesters out to the Granada at 4:00 p.m. on a Sunday for a ten-band
Radkey returns to the Replay and rocks the fuck out
If you’ve ever thought the Replay felt like family, you’re right. Friday night’s show featured two sets of siblings rocking the venue to its very
Rowdy roughhousing: White Fang / Skating Polly
On Friday night, some new bad boys made their way into town. So naturally, they ended up at the Replay. White Fang’s tour brought them,
Arcade Fire / tUnE-yArDs bring flash and flair to Kansas City
The Starlight may never have looked as fancy as it did on Saturday night when Arcade Fire blew through like a colorful whirlwind. The vivid
Skating Polly Loves Lawrence
Skating Polly returns to the Replay this Friday, and we caught up with the young rockers down in Austin at this year’s SXSW music festival.
Watch: Mat Shoare at the Replay
It’s good to know that Mat Shoare is still as active as ever. The Empty Spaces frontman is now developing his music and transitioning to
Introducing: Westerners
We’ve had a hunch for a while about Westerners, and it turns out we were right. This is a fairly new band to Lawrence, and
Iron Reagan Fuels Frenzy at Thrasher Death Match 2014
Words and photos by Mitch Jones Holy hell, Iron Reagan. Have you heard these guys? I walked up to the front of the indoor stage
Photo Gallery: Record Store Day 2014
Love Garden was alive with busy shoppers on Saturday, as some of music’s biggest fans in the community descended upon the downtown building for Record