Lawrence, Kansas
- November 3, 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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Win tickets to Kanrocksas from I Heart Local Music
Update: Congratulations to our winners Lindsey Frye and Ian T. McFarland! Thanks for playing, everyone! We have two pairs of tickets to the upcoming Kanrocksas
A hot hoopla: Mammoth Life, Cowboy Indian Bear, Cloud Dog entertain at the Jackpot
On Thursday night, Mammoth Life, Cowboy Indian Bear and Cloud Dog braved a muggy venue to bring a night of dancing, sweating and celebration to
Album Review: The Magentlemen – The Magentlemen
Editor’s note: Bethany Smith is an experienced rock journalist, and has graciously agreed to review The Magentlemen for I Heart Local Music. We are grateful
Harvey Milk lead night of heavy rock at the Jackpot
Wednesday night’s show at the Jackpot was not for the faint at heart. Four very loud bands took the stage, each progressive and aggressive. Ponyboy
Electronic acts impress at the Replay
On Tuesday night all sorts of electronic music goodness was oozing out of the Replay. To some people, all electronic music sounds the same. But
Dr. Octor changes it up at the Replay
I’ve enjoyed watching Dr. Octor transform over the past few weeks. The first time I saw them, they were heavy on the acoustic guitar and
The Noise FM gear up for a happy homecoming
Forgive the pun, but for members of The Noise FM, there really is no place like home. Brothers Alex and Austin Ward relocated to Chicago
Music for your summer: Continents
Continents just released a new song, and it should be everyone’s soundtrack for the summer of 2011. Kansas City native Jim Button is the
Fan-made video showcases interviews with Lawrence musicians, DJs
It’s hot outside, and some of us are shying away from the outdoors and opting to stay in. Lucky for you, Twitter users oxfordist and
Ad Astra Arkestra to release new album
A couple of winters ago, I joined some friends on a trip to Johnson County Community College for what would end up being the most