Lawrence, Kansas
- September 16, 2026
Fally Afani
https://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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Introducing: Sugar Britches
Be still, our gypsy hearts. Sugar Britches are your new favorite facetious folksters in town. This quartet of sweet, sour, and all things sass have
The Musical Madman: This Is My Condition
Craig Comstock might be the only person in town who can get a crowd worked into a frenzy over a series of noises. The musical
Introducing: Debra
Here’s how you work an electronic act into a college rock town. When Middle Twin called it quits, the mastermind behind all their electronic beats
Photo Gallery: Twin Shadow / Erik Hassle at the Granada
The Granada played host to a color explosion on Thursday night when Twin Shadow rolled through Lawrence. The evening began with a set from Sweden’s
Toughies take the town
“There are way too many people here for our first show,” a doe-eyed guitar player softly said as he peered out beyond the lights and
Photo Gallery: Father John Misty / King Tuff at the Granada
The Granada got a little hot and heavy on Tuesday night. Father John Misty returned to the Lawrence venue for a performance in front of
George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic to play free outdoor concert in Lawrence
As if you needed another reason to party in the streets this summer. George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic have been booked to play a free outdoor
Intimidating and Classic: The People’s Punk Band
It’s been a while since we last checked in with The People’s Punk Band, but judging by Friday night’s show, we should never let that
Photo Gallery: Shovels & Rope / Inlaws at the Bottleneck
There wasn’t a single frown to be seen at the Bottleneck on Saturday night, but there were plenty of whoops and hollers. The venue just
Photo Gallery: Of Montreal / Yip Deceiver
Consider Wednesday night’s Of Montreal show at the Granada a great big bowl of eye candy. The dynamic group brought new tunes, new antics, and