Lawrence, Kansas
- November 24, 2025
Photo Gallery: Run the Jewels at The Midland
Walking out to an eager crowd and chants of “R-T-J,” Run the Jewels dropped a mountain of energy on an already hyped-up audience. With such
Photo Gallery: Stiff Middle Fingers / Vigil and Thieves / Left E Grove / Cuee
Hold onto your butts. Field Day Fest is coming. The strictly local music festival is arguably (and we will argue this) one of the hottest
Photo Gallery: Arc Flash / Karen Meat and the Computer / Anthony Worden / Grim Repeater
It wasn't hard for Replay revelers to hit Downtown on Friday thanks to the enticing weather. When they weren't basking in the unseasonable temperatures in
KSDB-FM is doing everything right with local music
We need to talk about KSDB. The student-run radio station should be considered one of local music’s greatest assets right now— and it’s based out
Photo Gallery: Leggy / T-Rextasy / Westerners
You’d have to be an awfully special band for the Replay to push back karaoke night. Leggy is that special band. The Ohio rockers served
Lawrence celebrates Bob Marley’s birthday with Soul Rebel and the Beast, Zack Mufasa
The first thing you noticed when you walked into the Granada on Saturday night was the smell. It hit you like a delicious ton of
Photo Gallery: Cheif Keef / Hoolie Gu / Ebony Tusks at The Bottleneck
With zero tickets left to sell, The Bottleneck played host to the rabid fans and onstage antics of LA/Chicago rapper Chief Keef. Brooklyn tour mates Hoolie
Photo Gallery: La Guerre / Pale Tongue / Rae Fitzgerald / Garrett Marsh
The Replay's infamous Three-Headed-Thursdays became a Four-Headed-Thursday when indie crooners and rockers took the stage this week. The event celebrated a tour kickoff for one
Now you can download local music while donating to the ACLU
If you heart local music and activism, here are a couple of ways you can contribute. Tomorrow, rowdy rockabilly roughhouser Joel Bonner will be releasing
A bunch of Lawrence musicians came together to cover Bowie, Prince, and more
It might’ve been the most concentrated amount of local collaboration in one setting this year. Musicians spanning several genres— including indie, experimental, bluegrass, jazz, and