Lawrence, Kansas
- January 8, 2026
Hearing Music Together: How NPR Tiny Desk Concert makes music a shared experience
Who knew that such a small space could hold so much history and prestige. The space where NPR’s Tiny Desk Concerts are recorded can hold
How to rock Lawrence Field Day Fest, 2018 edition
The local music’s most exciting moment of the Summer kicks off this July. Lawrence Field Day Fest, now in its seventh year, runs July 19th
Myers Ballroom Revue to showcase songwriting and storytelling
This part of the state is a bit of a live music mecca, but bars and traditional venues aren’t for everyone. This is where The
“A Reflection of Me:” When motherhood and making music match up
Managing a band can be a lot like managing a family. You’ve gotta get everyone from point A to point B for important events, present
The Music Makers: Locals recount iconic moments ahead of Lawrence Songbook Showcase
In a music community as strong as Lawrence, it’s hard to fit everything into one package. There’s a rich history of rock, emo, rap, and
“Creating Change:” How Brass & Boujee is bringing Black Excellence to the Granada
Without jazz, there would be no rap. That’s the firm belief held by one of the more famous faces in the local hip-hop scene, Kemet
The Country Connection: The Roseline gearing up for Folk Alliance
Colin Halliburton has always been good at toeing the line. As the main man behind The Roseline, he’s managed to toe the line between country
More Than Myself: How Cuee, Lawrence’s fastest-growing rapper, realized her role as a Lawrencian
Sometimes we can’t help but wonder if Cuee and Lawrence were destined to align. Lawrence’s hip-hop scene has always been a fantastic station where artistry
Guitar Goddesses Katy Guillen and the Girls to shred at The Bottleneck this Friday
Katy Guillen is, hands down, the raddest and baddest guitar player in Kansas City. Anyone who’s been out to watch Katy Guillen and the Girls
Forced To Unite: Making Movies gather local musicians for night of protest music
In a year rampant with racism and political strife, we’ve seen several musicians on the local level use the stage as an opportunity to speak
