Lawrence, Kansas
- September 14, 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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Watch: The ACBs play new music
After seeing what the ACBs pulled out during their set on Friday night, it’s reasonable to suspect they’ve got something up their sleeves. The band
Watch: Paper Buffalo at the Art Tougeau Street Party
If you’re a fan of weird yet impressive art, then you probably found yourself downtown on Friday evening. The Art Tougeau Parade is an annual
Introducing: No Magic
Words by Nathan Cardiff, photos and video by Fally Afani Ben Sauder branches out from the catchy doo-wop sounds of Dean Monkey & the Dropouts
Photo Gallery: Lacuna Coil at the Granada
Lacuna Coil brought their vivid stage show and gothic metal to the Granada stage on Wednesday. Photographer Josh Efron was on hand to capture the
Watch: Justin Klaas at the Replay
It’s always fascinating to see how time takes its toll on local musicians. Justin Klaas is arguably one of the better singer-songwriters to come out
Lawrence pizza joint hosts weekly folk jam
Mondays are in no way mundane if you live in Lawrence. Over the last year, Papa Keno’s has been opening the back seating area up
Spring Into Summer surprises with unpredictable performances
Much like the weather in Kansas, this year’s Spring Into Summer festival was pretty unpredictable. With temperatures unusually cold for this time of year, the
Watch: New music video from Approach featuring Miles Bonny
Approach just dropped a new music video, and it features a meeting of the minds in the local hip hop community. The video for “Chief,”
Spencer Brown debuts at I Heart Local Music showcase
Apparently the Lawrence music scene has been holding onto a great little secret. Spencer Brown is no stranger to music, having years of experience playing
Review: The Clementines – “Someday/Over” EP
by Nathan Cardiff Self described as an “Americana” outfit, The Clementines keep their folky heart pounding on all five tracks of Someday/Over, their wonderful new