Lawrence, Kansas
- 10 May, 2024
Fally Afani
http://www.iheartlocalmusic.com
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 Mardi Gras Parade is coming back!
*In best Professor Farnsworth voice* Good news, everyone! The Mardi Gras Parade is officially back! We confirmed the news earlier this week with the
Photo Gallery: Bush / Starcrawler at the Midland
Bush / Photo by Fally Afani Well, kids. It was Mom and Dad's night out at the Midland on Tuesday. Don't scoff, we can spot
The Highs and Lows of Folk Alliance 2023
We haven't been at Folk Alliance since before the pandemic (stupid COVID). But this year, we returned and were pleased to find that not only
February is for the Dancers and the Lovers: Our Live Music Picks for This Month
Consider February the month to wake up and get dancing! Shows are finally picking back up, and you’ll find reasons to avoid the miserably cold
Kaw Valley Public House: 2017 – 2023
North Lawrence just lost a gem for the music scene. After Saturday night, Kaw Valley Public House is closed for good. We briefly spoke with
Loving You Big Time: Lawrence turns out for Angel Olsen
Lawrence is definitely hungry for live music right now. We have now seen two weekends in a row with sold-out concerts, with Saturday's Angel Olsen
Photo Gallery: Radkey / Local Darling / Lizard Brain Trust
After a brief stint with the KU Men's Basketball pep band, Radkey headed to the Bottleneck for a night of rocking out. While most shows
Watch: Radkey played the KU Men’s Basketball game
Full disclosure of conflict of interest: Editor Fally Afani is an employee of the KU School of Music and therefore connected with the KU Men’s
Photo Gallery: Orlo / The Whips / The Bigs
When you think of college bands, it's hard not to picture a young and scruffy group of rockers fully diving into garage rock or indie.
Sunday afternoons are now for music lovers
There’s no such thing as a lazy Sunday in Lawrence. We’ve seen more afternoon shows popping up, and the community is taking notice. Kaw Valley