Lawrence, Kansas
- October 8, 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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MAW Just Wants To Have Fun
When MAW started up their set at Frank’s on Friday evening, there was no big statement, no frills, no notice. In fact, the only announcement
Quiver Me Timbers: The Quivers are your new rockabilly rebel rousers
If you’re looking to be transported to a different time, simpler times with greasers and cat-eyed women, look no further than The Quivers. This Kansas
Middle of the Map Announces 2014 Lineup
Here’s the big announcement we’ve all been waiting for. Middle of the Map Fest has just released their unbelievable list of performers slated to perform
Watch: Margo May at Love Garden
A rich weekend of music in Lawrence started off on the right foot when Love Garden played host to a set of singer songwriters from
Photo Gallery: The Black Angels / Roky Erickson
It was a packed house at the Granada on Friday after the venue filled to the brim for an epic night of psychedelic rock. Roky
Matt Pryor delivers unforgettable performance with orchestra at Lawrence Arts Center
What a treat it is to live in Lawrence! Not only is the town home to one of the most vibrant music scenes in the
Photo Gallery: Frankie Rose / La Guerre
Frankie Rose stopped by Kansas City on Tuesday for an intimate show at Record Bar. La Guerre, armed with a fantastic lineup of musicians, joined
Watch: Matt Pryor releases music video featuring local air guitar champion
Matt Pryor just released a very entertaining music video, and you might recognize some of the scenery (and one of the main characters). The video
Watch: Me Like Bees at the Replay
A couple of weeks ago, we found ourselves at a Me Like Bees show in Kansas City. They took us by complete surprise, and we
All Blood evokes passion
Words and photos by Mitch Jones Often I find myself stuck in the past. There’s always a trigger – a song, a smell, a place