Fally Afani
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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: Hall and Oates at the Starlight
We knew this show was going to be nothing but fun when we saw a Lincoln Continental roll up into the parking lot, stuffed with
Watch: Tyler Gregory live at Five Bar
Five Bar has only been alive for a couple of weeks, but it is already etching its name in Downtown Lawrence as the hotspot for
Watch: The KU Bar Band
Now that KU Football season is up and running, here’s a sight you might see often in Downtown Lawrence. On game-day weekends, The KU Bar
Exploring the Experimental: CS Luxem opens up about Lawrence’s collaborative music community
Listening to CS Luxem is like taking a mesmerizing trip down the rabbit hole. There are intricate and tricky twists and turns to navigate, and
Watch: Monzie Leo at Five Bar
Last week we mentioned that local folky-madman-about-town Monzie Leo is back after an extensive tour of the Northwest. As promised, he’s been showering us in
Netherfriends to stop in Lawrence during ambitious 50 States project
Shawn Rosenblatt has some big ambitions. The Chicago based musician, who performs under the name “Netherfriends” recently set out on a massive project that would
Photo Gallery: Purity Ring / Headaches / Cousins
Monday night’s Purity Ring show was not for the faint of heart. So many people turned up for the show that there was barely any
Photo Gallery: Ghosty / Shiner at the Granada
Lawrence was electrified when Shiner played the Granada on Friday. The venue was full of fans old and young, some only recently discovering the legendary
Photo Gallery: Broncho / Dead Girls / The Sluts
Anyone looking for a nasty little rock show got it at the Jackpot on Saturday. The Sluts opened up the night with one of their
Watch: The Noise FM on the Oread rooftop
Friday night was one big Lawrence indie rock lovefest when The Noise FM opened for Quiet Corral. This wasn’t your usual setting for a show;