Lawrence, Kansas
- December 14, 2025
Photo Gallery: Stitch81Classic / Lincoln Marshall / Ricky Roosevelt
Stitch81Classic / Photo by Fally Afani If you like “good music, sex, and marijuana,” then you’ll probably love Stitch81Classic. When the rapper finally returned to
Photo Gallery: Phantogram at the Midland
Words and photos by Lillian Wright The Midland hosted Halloweenie Roast Friday night. Locals Rachel Mallin And The Wild Types kicked off the night and
Photo Gallery: Sigur Ros at The Midland
Sigur Ros, the Icelandic trio and most experimental of experimental rock bands, thrilled a packed house at The Midland Wednesday night. Their first tour sans
Photo Gallery: Peelander-Z at the Bottleneck
Peelander-Z / Photo by Fally Afani A Peelander-Z show is a little like “Fight Club.” If this is your first night, you have to participate.
Unapologetically Fun: Tacocat’s feminist-fueled lineup lights up the Jackpot
Tacocat / Photo by Fally Afani The Jackpot was a great place to be a woman on Saturday night. Seattle’s Tacocat, an act that identifies
Calvin Arsenia and Jessica Paige are a match made in musical heaven
Calvin Arsenia / Photo by Fally Afani Can you imagine what it must have felt like for anyone having a Sunday stroll downtown, and then
Photo Gallery: Blackalicious / Lushlife
Ten minutes into Blackalicous’ Bottleneck set on Friday, it was delightfully apparent that this was the party of the night. Within moments, a once-sleepy crowd
Photo Gallery: Ra Ra Riot / Hembree at Liberty Hall
There’s something so remedying and soothing about a mid-week show, particularly when it involves a host of talented musicians (both touring and local) who are
Pale Tongue is your new favorite garage rock duo
We're pretty fond of two-piece bands, and Lawrence tends to produce great ones (The Sluts, Mace Mouth, etc.). But here's one that will absolutely rule
The Replay goes to hell with Death Valley Girls
Monday was hardly mundane as Replay revelers turned out to deal with the devil, courtesy Death Valley Girls. The Burger Records rockers brought their self-described