Lawrence, Kansas
- November 9, 2025
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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Photo Gallery: The Melvins / Le Butcherettes
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Approach Collaborates With MilkDrop as Lincoln Marshall
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The Wild Woman of Warrensburg: Meet Molly Gene
It’s about time you got familiar with the Molly Gene, One Whoaman Band. You might have caught the Warrensburg, Mo., native just recently at Frank’s,
Listen: The Sluts release new song
In this scene, The Sluts are doing a good job of staying in the spotlight. Late last year they headed into the studio to record
Lawrence Teens Inspire and Thrill at the Girls Rock! Showcase
“We might fuck up a little bit, and we’re not sorry. Because we’re girls and we’re not perfect.” Those defining words are the brave statement
It’s time to root for Heidi Gluck
We get the feeling Heidi Gluck’s been taking out the trash. The last time we saw Gluck play, she performed solo, sitting on a stool,
The Helio Sequence win fan favor in Kansas City
It’s been nearly three years, but The Helio Sequence made it back to Kansas City. The Portland-based duo brought their luscious sounds to recordBar in
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