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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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
The Mardi Gras Parade Is Coming
Get ready for quite possibly the most festive fun you’ll see before Spring. The Mardi Gras Parade, an immensely colorful commotion led by folk favorites
Watch: The Bad Ideas at the Replay
It’s no secret that Kansas City has such a rich punk scene, and on Saturday night some of that presence once again infiltrated the Replay.
Taproom hosts powerful lineup with Shy Boys / Hush Machine / The Conquerors
Saturday night was a sight for sore eyes at the Taproom. A local lineup of impressive proportions drew an eclectic crowd in from both Lawrence
Schwervon / Psychic Heat / Oils know how to take risks
What began as a very cautious mood at the Replay Friday turned into a night full of rewards thanks to adventurous musicians who know how
Heartfelt Anarchy intimidates and impresses at Record Bar
Heartfelt Anarchy is becoming a force in the local music scene. The project comes to us from the ever-so-talented Les Izmore and D/Will, who often
Bummer is your latest unruly group of hellions
Kansas City’s been spitting up quite a few hooligans in the music scene lately, and every now and then they tumble their way down I-70