Lawrence, Kansas
- March 29, 2026
Photo Gallery: Murder By Death / William Elliott Whitmore
"Lawrence fucking Kansas! You've treated us right for a long time," Murder By Death's frontman Adam Turla stated at the top of their show before
Photo Gallery: Ekko Astral / Yae / Vicar Amelia
This was a radical queer's dream show. Now this is Lawrence, so it's full of radical queers. Naturally, the home base for radical queers is
Mirador brought their guitar-heavy rock show to the Granada
Anyone who says rock and roll is dead can head straight to a Mirador show so we can prove them wrong! Mirador is bringing rock and roll
Jass’ new single is essential autumn listening
It’s hard not to fall in love with Jass. Every time we’ve seen the Kansas City artist perform, there’s something new to love. Her vibes,
Lawrence gave Mike West one hell of a homecoming
Mike West / Photo by Fally Afani In Lawrence, bluegrass is always on top. Without a doubt. But, if you can believe it, there was
Blink-182 brought all the punk vibes to Kansas City
Blink-182 / Photo by Fally Afani Punk's not dead. It's far from dead. If there's anything we learned at Blink-182's Kansas City show at T-Mobile
October’s Live Music Best Bets Bring Bluegrass, Rock and Roll, and More!
They don’t call it Rocktober for nothing! This month is just filled to the gills with shows for everyone. You want bluegrass? Psych rock? An
Photo Gallery: UB40 at the Uptown
The Uptown might have been the most diverse room in Kansas City on Tuesday night. UB40 may be an English reggae band, but they attract
Photo Gallery: Brass on Mass block party
This was one of those "only in Lawrence" kind of nights. The "Live on Mass" concert series put a different twist on their Saturday night
Photo Gallery: The Urge / Six Percent at the Bottleneck
This was a real gem of a show for fans of ska. On Friday night, The Urge played their first of two sold out gigs