Lawrence, Kansas
- October 7, 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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Photo Gallery: Parking lot show with LK Ultra / CS Luxem / Elexa Dawson
940 Live Parking Lot Show / Photo by Fally Afani For the second time since the start of the quarantine, the Lawrence Arts Center gifted
Zydeco Tougeau is still one of Lawrence’s biggest treasures
The quarantine hasn’t slowed down two of Lawrence’s favorite buskers. On Saturday afternoon, Zydeco Tougeau set up shop for Play Music on the Porch Day.
Local band features empty KU campus for quarantine-themed music video
Before the pandemic, Not All There (a band comprised of KU students) had a strong student fan base in Lawrence. So naturally, they took to
Watch: Local musicians draw attention to historic spaces during the pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many iconic locations in Lawrence had to shut their doors to the public. That included historic spaces like museums and
LK Ultra ferociously stand up for trans women in new single “Pussy Hat”
LK Ultra have never shied away from activism and human rights. Their knack for combining art and revolution comes to the forefront this week with
Watch: Ebony Tusks’ new video for “Chuck Ds”
We can really expect no shortage of music videos from a group like Ebony Tusks. Earlier this year, they released a stunning entry for NPR’s
No one loves cats more than Radkey
One of the best rock and roll bands to come out of this region just wrapped up a unique kickstarter campaign. After triumphantly coming out
Sky Smeed played a pretty perfectly socially distanced show this weekend
Quarantining during a pandemic is testing folks in any line of business, but it's been especially hard for entertainers. How do you please a crowd...
Our merch is back, this time to support Black Lives Matter LFK
Our country and community are in the middle of a revolution, and we want to make sure the people who are putting in the work
We asked some local drag performers to celebrate PRIDE with us, social distancing style
This month, we should have been donning ALL the sparkly colors, gussying up, and getting ready for the party of the year. However, the COVID-19