Lawrence, Kansas
- November 9, 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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Photo Gallery: Psychic Heat / The Sluts / Gnarly Davidson
Here are some scenes from Psychic Heat’s tape release show at the Bottleneck on Friday. Gnarly Davidson and the Sluts joined them on (and off)
Lawrence celebrates Pi Day with the Alferd Packer Memorial String Band
There’s nothing better than a wacky Lawrence tradition, and what better way to celebrate all things weird than a made up holiday. On Saturday, with
Photo Gallery: Viet Cong / Muscle Worship at recordBar
Viet Cong may boast some rich, emotional, and highly artistic music. But when they hit Kansas City on Wednesday, they were all about fun. When
Listen: Bonzo Madrid releases new song
Well, now. This is gorgeous. Late Tuesday night, Bonzo Madrid cautiously posted a brand new tune up on his soundcloud page. Everything the man behind
The Kings of Casual: Plains
With a weekend filled with such pleasant weather, it’s easy to understand why one would dread the end of it. So when we noticed Plains
Harmonizing Sirens: The Ovaries-eez bring needed attention to Girls Rock Camp
Women ruled the Replay stage on Friday night as part of a fundraiser to bring Girls Rock Camp to Lawrence. The night featured the stunningly
Ponyboy returns from a dark place
“This next one’s called I hate myself and I wanna die.” Ponyboy went away for a little while. We don’t know where they’ve been, but
I Heart Local Music throwing day party at SXSW 2015
I Heart Local Music is once again proud to bring you a day party at the 2015 SXSW music festival! We’ve teamed up with Mass
Lawrence tears up the Jackpot for Night 2 of SXSW Bound
Yes, topping Night 1 of “SXSW Bound” is a near-impossible feat, but Night 2 pulled through and ended in the only way possible: rowdiness. In
SXSW Bound, Night 1: A dramatic night under the lights
The first night of SXSW Bound was certainly an eye-catching affair. Under a bright and glistening light installation on the Jackpot stage, five acts provided