Lawrence, Kansas
- September 11, 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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Katlyn Conroy releases self-produced music video
Katlyn Conroy’s talents know no limits. When she’s not busy performing with Cowboy Indian Bear, Hospital Ships or by herself, she’s exercising her video editing
The boys are back in town: Hospital Ships / The Appleseed Cast play homecoming show
Our scenester cup runner over Wednesday night when Hospital Ships and the Appleseed Cast teamed up for a homecoming show at the Replay. Hospital
Karma Vision releases creepy new music video
So, the new Karma Vision music video is out, and apparently it’s the stuff nightmares are made of. The folks behind Whatever Forever created this
Feel-good fun with The ACBs
Thursday should have had you walking on Cloud 9. The weather was just lovely, and every venue in Lawrence had a first-rate show happening. But
Keeping up the pace: The ACBs / Ghosty team up for Taproom show
Slowing down is not an option for Andrew Connor. The Kansas City musician is currently playing in four bands, and two of them are set
Loud and loving it: Up The Academy / Mouthbreathers deliver explosive set at the Replay
It’s always nice when you walk in on a set not knowing who the band is, and they hook you right away with their incredible
Truckstop Honeymoon kicks off Busker Fest
I’ve had a blast this summer. I’ve immersed myself in fantastic local shows and amazing festivals and had the time of my life. So it’s
Roughians at The Replay: The Men / JabberJosh / Sick Bros
The Replay was pretty packed and wound up for a Tuesday night, but a night of this much vicious rock warrants a thicker crowd. Hardcore
A head banging block party
On Saturday longtime drinking establishment The Sandbar threw a block party in Downtown Lawrence to celebrate their 22nd birthday. There was something everyone could enjoy
Ad Astra Arkestra records series of living room performances
There’s always been something cozy about Ad Astra Arkestra. As thrilling and bizarre as their performances are, there’s still something familial and good-humored about them.