Lawrence, Kansas
- 19 April, 2024
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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Lawrence Field Day Fest begins with free night of shows
Lawrence Field Day Fest began with a set of free shows, but was hardly a low-key affair. Love Garden hosted a trio of performances from
Watch: Grant Hart performs onstage with Lawrence musicians
You can call it one of those “only in Lawrence” moments. As part of the Free State Film Festival at the Lawrence Arts Center, the
Watch: SONA at the Jackpot
Sona is one of the most underrated bands in the area. If you like shoegaze, you’ll love Sona. If you are indifferent to shoegaze, you’ll
Watch: Key Party at the Replay
On Friday night, Key Party brought a change of pace to the Replay when they indulged an excitable summer night’s crowd with a diverse set.
Watch: Ghosty performs new music at the Replay
During the last couple of sets we’ve seen from Ghosty, we’ve seen a handful of new songs from the band. They debuted some of them
Photo Gallery: The 2014 Richard’s Rock Camp
Lawrence’s future rockers are looking pretty good. On Saturday, the scene got a glimpse of what’s to come when young participants of Richard’s Rock Camp
Photo Gallery: Ms. Lauryn Hill in Kansas City
Kansas City got the week started right when Ms. Lauryn Hill electrified the Uptown Theater. The venue sold every seat in the house, and fans
Watch: New music video from Psychic Heat
Psychic Heat is taking the summer off. So if you’re missing a little psychedelic rock in your life, here’s a little something to hold you
Introducing: Nicholas St. James
You may have noticed a new man about town, strutting his way throughout venues and folk jams. Nicholas St. James has been in the area
Photo Gallery: The Detroit Cobras / Pujol / The Sluts
The Detroit Cobras rolled through Lawrence on Wednesday, and brought Pujol and The Sluts to the stage with them. Photographer John Adair captured some of