Lawrence, Kansas
- January 25, 2025
Cuban-American fronted hardcore band gearing up for Kansas City show
A peer recently pointed out to us how rare it is to come across longevity in the hardcore scene, but one Kansas City band is
Local music takes the spotlight in upcoming Burlesque show
There’s nothing we love more than when art scenes collide. This Saturday at the Replay, the worlds of burlesque and local music will slam dance
Cutting Ties: Heidi Gluck releases calculated and intense new music
When we first gave Heidi Gluck’s new album Migrate or Die a listen, it felt like a familiar dark shadow. We’ve known this feeling before, the
Like riding a bike: Fourth of July reuniting for High Dive Records anniversary show
One of the region’s most treasured musical resources is celebrating, and they’ve called up a few old friends for the task. High Dive Records, out
Radkey to headline fundraiser for musicians’ mental healthcare
If there’s one thing the community has learned during the pandemic, it’s just how valuable Midwest Music Foundation is. The Kansas City organization is known
Farewell, Friend: Katlyn Conroy leaving legacy behind in Lawrence
We get it. Lawrence is one of those towns that, even with a robust music scene, artists come and go. Some even come back (the
For the dancers: Big Bad Voodoo Daddy swinging into Liberty Hall
If you were around in the 90’s, there was no escaping it… the swing and jazz movement was everywhere. It seems that anytime we turned
Listen: Til Willis & Erratic Cowboy release “Grinding of the Stars”
Til Willis can’t seem to keep still. When he’s not hitting the road or playing about town, he’s finding new approaches to his music. This
Kiss The Tiger to bring their retro sound and intensity to The Bottleneck
Earlier this year we watched one band accomplish what most bands can dream of. Kiss the Tiger, while opening for Low Cut Connie, walked into
Melissa Etheridge brings a new voice to familiar themes ahead of Liberty Hall show on Sunday
If you’re from the Midwest, then you understand that some things never change. For Kansas native and rock-and-roll icon Melissa Etheridge, who was raised in
