Lawrence, Kansas
- September 15, 2025
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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Daring Damsels: Girls Rock! Camp grows confidence, collaboration with Lawrence teens
Right now something historic is going down at St. John’s Catholic School. That’s where Lawrence is (finally) holding its first ever Girls Rock! Camp. A
Lazy begins tidy transformation
Lazy is going through some changes. The Kansas City trio known for ruckus rousing punk rock is changing its tune. This was quite apparent at
Watch: Godzillionaire slays at the Jackpot
Crotch rock is on the rise in Lawrence. If it wasn’t clear from the likes of Gnarly Davidson, then Godzillionaire (a band that gives zero
Love Garden gets rowdy with Stiff Middle Fingers / The Bad Ideas / Arc Flash
It’s been a while since we’ve seen a good thrashing at Love Garden. Stiff Middle Fingers joined The Bad Ideas for a cassette release show,
Photo Gallery: The Musicians of Busker Fest
Busker Fest blew through Lawrence once again over the weekend. The annual festival boasting fire eaters and street performers moved up a couple of months
The Philistines are cool as fuck
The Philistines are cool as fuck. Seriously, look at this fucking band. They’ve only been to the Replay three times, and they’re already cool as
Lawrence City Band kicks off summer concert series
Pack some snacks, unroll the picnic blanket, and enjoy the breeze. It’s time for the Lawrence City Band concerts in the park. A staple of
Scruffy and the Janitors change their tune
Here’s what happens when a carefree punk band starts to get serious. Scruffy and the Janitor brought a change in attitude to the Replay on
Watch: No Cave at the Bottleneck
We really didn’t think No Cave could get any more psychedelic. The Lawrence band has been keeping busy with a steady stream of shows since
Watch: Nicholas St. James at the Gaslight
It appears Nicholas St. James works very well under pressure. Nestled in the tiniest of corners in North Lawrence, the outdoor stage at the Gaslight