Lawrence, Kansas
- October 6, 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.
Articles By This Author
Sky Smeed releases single ahead of album release
One of the region’s calmest country crooners just released a sentimental little tune that’s entirely relatable to anyone who’s ever felt a deep connection with
Here are three nontraditional venues to hear music
Since Lawrence is a city of night owls, we often hear the same-old complaint: “Why aren’t there any early shows?” The truth is, there are
Album Review: Kadesh Flow – “Otaku Moods”
Kadesh Flow has written an album that is completely relatable, if you’re a musician. Anything from the creative process to quitting your career in favor
Introducing: Unfit Wives
Hot dog! There's a new rowdy girl bluegrass act in town. Unfit Wives debuted at Frank's on Friday. The four figures huddled around a single
Photo Gallery: White Schoolhouse’s PA Fundraiser
Oxford Remedy / Photo by Fally Afani There's a scene in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" where Scott turns to his apprentice and says "Young
Introducing: Brain Worms
Lawrence doesn't have dick for hardcore bands, but every now and then we get a few bones tossed our way. Brain Worms debuted at the
Oxford Remedy releases addictive new music
As if we needed more proof that 2019 was going to be the year that teen bands ruled the scene. With bands like LK Ultra,
Introducing: Tokeback Mountain
Tokeback Mountain / Photo by Fally Afani Lawrence loves a good, weird, spur-of-the-moment band... and this one's giving everyone a nice little jolt. Tokeback Mountain
Watch: Kid Computer at the Bottleneck
There’s an entire crop of new, young indie rock acts emerging out into the local scene, and Kid Computer is one of the bands on
New online music channel Coop Sessions throws local music in the spotlight
It looks like Lawrence has its own online music channel now. The program, titled The Coop Sessions, has been busy over the past few months