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Lawrence parties hard with Andrew W.K.

After a six year absence, the king of partying made a triumphant return to Lawrence. It was hardly an ordinary Tuesday night when Andrew W.K.

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Jim James lays on the charm at Liberty Hall

On Wednesday night, we were anxiously awaiting Jim James’ set and standing in the front row next to an elderly woman. She explained her fandom

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Lawrence dances the night away with Middle Twin / Dean Monkey and the Dropouts

It’s a good thing Lawrencians brought their dancing shoes to the Jackpot on Friday. As part of I Heart Local Music’s September showcase, we called

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Antennas Up will charm the pants off of you

Deep in the heart of Kansas City is a band so full of life that one should never miss the opportunity to see them when

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Watch: Stiff Middle Fingers at the Replay

Most punk rock fans in the area divided their time last week between the No Age show in Kansas City and the Stiff Middle Fingers

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Photo Gallery: Quiet Corral / Cowboy Indian Bear / Matt Pryor / Your Friend

If you want to know what the indie rock scene in Lawrence looks like, Friday night at the Granada was a good place to start.

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Stiff Middle Fingers to record live album at Replay show

One of Lawrence’s rowdiest bands is pushing the limits once again. The punk rockers in Stiff Middle Fingers are known for their insanely chaotic live

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Watch: Dean Monkey and the Dropouts perform new song

Dean Monkey and the Dropouts is by far one of Lawrence’s more unique acts. There aren’t too many ways to see really bewitching doo-wop in

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Photo Gallery: The 2013 Lawrence Busker Festival

Photographer Pete Romano snapped these photos of performers at this year’s Lawrence Busker Festival. Local musicians included Tyler Gregory and the Alferd Packer Memorial String

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Tyler Gregory: the most beloved busker at the Lawrence Busker Fest

If you were in Lawrence this weekend, you probably couldn’t throw a rock without hitting a busker. Downtown played host to the famous Lawrence Busker