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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Listen: Bradley McKellip releases ambient roots album
If you’ve ever wondered what happens when you let one of Lawrence’s best guitarists run wild with an array of musical sounds at their disposal,
A smorgasbord of live music hits the Lawrence concert calendar for April
April’s concert calendar looks like a music lover’s collection run amuck with the shuffle feature. You want indie rock? You got it? Hypersexual rappers? We
Photo Gallery: JPEGMAFIA / Deem Spencer
It's been a long time since we felt the floor of the Granada shake so heavily, but JPEGMAFIA's got the ability to make it happen.Photo Gallery: Voice of Addiction / The Rackatees / The Scriveners
It was a good old fashioned punk show at the Replay Friday night when Chicago's Voice of Addiction rolled into town. Spirits were high, asVision Video brought the goth out in Lawrence
Vision Video / Photo by Fally Afani It was goths' night out at the Bottleneck on Wednesday thanks a spectacular lineup of eyeliner-clad rockers. VisionWatch: Cowtown Country Club at Lucia
Cowtown Country Club / Photo by Fally Afani I like a little glitter and glamour with my giddyup, which is why Cowtown Country Club seemsAttorneys and musicians band together to celebrate public defense at White Schoolhouse
We’ve all come to know and love Jennifer Roth’s passion for the music community through the venue she owns and manages, White Schoolhouse. But very
After hiatus, Datura Records releases new music with MilkDrop
Datura Records, the label behind Approach and his wide network of local talent, hasn’t necessarily been laying low over the last year. Rather, the label
Ebony Tusks throwing benefit concert for local organizations
Marty Hillard, the man behind experimental hip-hop outfit Ebony Tusks, is always eying an opportunity to help his community. This year, he’ll be using his