Lawrence, Kansas
- 18 April, 2024
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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Monday Funday: tUnE-yArDs thrills with shrills at the Jackpot
Monday was not for the mundane in Lawrence. Scores of people packed tightly into the Jackpot like sardines to hear the charming and almighty wails
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No matter how hard I try, I just can’t seem to describe a Major Games show as anything other than an effort to kill the
Cowboy Indian Bear / David Bazan shake Lawrence
-by Judy Mills Ask most people in Kansas City to go see a show with you in Lawrence and you may as well have
Shows you should see this weekend: November 4-5
The first weekend of November starts off with some bizarre bluegrass, multi-instrumentalists, crooning songwriters, and a heavy rock show. Here’s a look at some of
Artists you should notice: Robocopter
The music of Robocopter (aka Rob Schulte) is a work of art. You may have seen the local promoter sassing his way about the stage
Media Mashup with: Brendan Costello (Styles)
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The Living Deads, Lucky Tubb give Kansas City a rockabilly Halloween
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Percussion Party: Cowboy Indian Bear / Delta Saints / Quiet Corral rock the Granada
Halloween weekend kicked off with a bang (on the drum) when Cowboy Indian Bear, The Delta Saints and Quiet Corral delivered on their promise at
Shows you should see this weekend: Halloween Edition
Don’t be surprised if you find that you can’t get into a Lawrence venue this weekend. Downtown is known as party central the weekend
On the fringes of society: Lawrence band Ponyboy scores adult film soundtrack
It’s not uncommon to find Charles McVey and David Zey producing some of the Lawrence scene’s loudest (and most gut-wrenching) garage rock at local bars