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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Ghosty releases new album
- By Fally Afani
- . April 13, 2012
This weekend, lovers of local indie rock will want to find themselves at Love Garden. That’s where the crooners of Ghosty will be playing several
Photo Gallery: The Crumpletons
- By Fally Afani
- . April 12, 2012
by Pete Romano The Crumpletons are a Lawrence, KS band that plays music from the 1960s. Band members are veterans of the Lawrence music scene
Watch: Videos from Middle of the Map Fest
- By Fally Afani
- . April 11, 2012
Here are some videos we shot at Middle of the Map Fest in Kansas City this year. Enjoy performances from Quiet Corral, Hooray For Earth,
Photo Gallery: 2012 Middle of the Map Fest, Day 3
- By Fally Afani
- . April 10, 2012
by Fally Afani and Mitch Jones
Bands thrill on second day of Middle of the Map Fest
- By Fally Afani
- . April 8, 2012
by Fally Afani Middle of the Map fest began with a bit of monkey business on Friday evening thanks to the antics of Ad Astra
Photo Gallery: 2012 Middle of the Map Fest, Day 1
- By Fally Afani
- . April 6, 2012
Middle of the Map Fest kicked off in Kansas City on Thursday night. Photographer Mitch Jones was on hand at the Riot Room to capture
Parts of Speech entrances crowd at Middle of the Map Fest
- By Fally Afani
- . April 6, 2012
by Nicholas Stahl Editor’s Note: Nicholas Stahl is a local musician who has offered up his take on Kansas City’s Middle of the Map Fest.
Lawrence native to bring a whole lot of Fun. to KC’s Middle of the Map Fest
- By Fally Afani
- . April 4, 2012
There are a lot of reasons to go see Fun. at Middle of the Map fest. They put on an excellent live show and they
Freak out like it’s 1992: Unicycle Loves You coming to Lawrence, KC
- By Fally Afani
- . April 3, 2012
When Unicycle Loves You comes through Kansas City’s Middle of the Map festival this weekend, the last thing you should expect out of them is
