Fally Afani
https://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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Ricky Roosevelt debuts new album with Tione
- By Fally Afani
- . October 9, 2020
It’s hard to keep tabs on anyone in the Vivid Zebra collective. The hip-hop artists blew into Lawrence like a storm, introducing the masses to
Purchase tickets to see Unfit Wives live at a drive-in show
- By Fally Afani
- . September 30, 2020
Country darlings Jenna and Martin release adorable, romantic music video
- By Fally Afani
- . September 24, 2020
If you needed a feel-good moment this week, this is it. One of the most recognizable duos in the local folk scene are putting the
Watch: Blanky debuts new music video for “No Summertime”
- By Fally Afani
- . September 11, 2020
We’ve stumbled upon the perfect track to transition from a lazy Summer to the cozier seasons. Mellow soothe-core group Blanky, known for their hazy and
Bloom’s new music video is totally trippy, you guys
- By Fally Afani
- . September 7, 2020
We dig bands that are still creating during the quarantine. Bloom has been making a name for themselves as one of Lawrence’s sludgiest psych-rock bands,
Photo Gallery: Parking lot show with LK Ultra / CS Luxem / Elexa Dawson
- By Fally Afani
- . September 6, 2020
Zydeco Tougeau is still one of Lawrence’s biggest treasures
- By Fally Afani
- . August 29, 2020
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
- By Fally Afani
- . August 7, 2020
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
- By Fally Afani
- . July 30, 2020
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
