Lawrence, Kansas
- June 24, 2026
Photo Gallery: Garbage / Kristin Control at the Uptown
Garbage “We’re going to throw it back to 1999,” Garbage vocalist Shirley Manson said before jumping into a song on their nostalgic-filled setlist Sunday night.
Photo Gallery: Brody Buster Band / Psychic Heat / Gnarly Davidson at the Replay
Lawrence scenesters celebrated Independence Day the best way they know how— with plenty of beer and a loud and brazen show at the Replay. Gnarly
Seven minutes in (punk rock) heaven with Agent
Agent We honestly thought they were joking around when they said “We’re only gonna play for seven minutes.” The scruffy punk rockers in Agent kept
Public Enemy took it to the streets at Free State Fest
It may have been the best block party to hit Downtown Lawrence in recent years. The partiest party of the summer began with locals sprinting
Photo Gallery: The Philistines / Magnet School / Stiff Middle Fingers
The Philstines celebrated the release of their fiercely psychedelic album, The Backbone of Night, at the Replay Thursday evening. They brought along thrilling guitar solos,
Photo Gallery: Easy Fruit / Schwervon! / Karen Meat and the Computer / Something and the Whatevers
The Taproom was a fun place to be on Tuesday night due to a selection of upbeat and peppy bands, with half the lineup hailing
Local musicians jam out with Dad at Father’s Day show
Matt and Lily Pryor While many Dads were unwrapping ties and reading Father's Day cards on Sunday, a few local musicians were getting ready to
Photo Gallery: The 2016 Girls Rock! Lawrence showcase
Girls Rock! Lawrence Rock and roll is all about attitude, and nobody carries more attitude than teenage girls. This is why, on Saturday night, Girls Rock!
Photo Gallery: Dressy Bessy / Leggy / Arc Flash
It was one of those Summer nights where it was so hot and muggy, you were sweating from your eyeballs. Everyone was wearing the bare
M83 brings vibrant electronic show to Kansas City
A five-year distance between albums can, apparently, be worth the wait. M83 returned to the area on Wednesday night, this time landing at the Midland