Lawrence, Kansas
- September 15, 2025
Photo Gallery: Chess Club’s album release show at White Schoolhouse
Chess Club / Photo by Fally Afani Chess Club's a band that is wise beyond their very young years. We first noticed the band in
Photo Gallery: JC and the Nuns / Bird Girls / Oh Dear Oh My
Scenes from the Jackpot with pious psych-rockers JC and the Nuns, the ever-so-quirky (like, Schwervon!-level quirky) Oh Dear Oh My, and robust rockers Bird Girls
Pride for the Masses brings pride promenade down Mass St.
March for the Masses / Photo by Fally Afani To call it a spectacle would be a grand understatement and disservice. What Pride for the
Pride for the Masses kicks off with glamour and glee
Ms. Amanda Love at Pride for the Masses / Photo by Fally Afani Lawrence's first installment of Pride for the Masses, a two-day music festival
David Byrne brought drumlines and dance parties to the Kauffman Center
The Kauffman Center became the hottest dance hall in Kansas City on Thursday when David Byrne presented decades of his music in grand, get-down fashion.
Photo Gallery: Skating Polly / Potty Mouth / Lovergurl
Skating Polly / Photo by Fally Afani We don't usually see such lively punk affairs at such an early hour in the evening, but the
Gnarly Davidson bid farewell by blowing the roof off two venues
Gnarly Davidson / Photo by Fally Afani It's hard to write stories like these, ones where you say goodbye to a Lawrence institution, but it's
Photo Gallery: PEARS / HiGH / Red Kate / Hipshot Killer
A punk show doused in testosterone and musical mirth shook up a sleepy Wednesday at the Bottleneck when PEARS rolled through. The New Orleans-based band
Photo Gallery: Girls Club / Headlight Rivals / Mr. and the Mrs.
Scenes from the Jackpot with ultra-danceable synth poppers Girls Club, out of Tulsa, with Manhattan's prominent beard rockers Headlight Rivals and LFK grunge magnets Mr.
Watch: Midnight Kick at the Replay
Between Busker Fest and a host of street parties, there's a lot going on in Lawrence this weekend. But sometimes, scenesters need a good hometown