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Lawrence musician and proud KU fan appears on live television

On Saturday night, many eyes in Lawrence were glued to the television to catch the latest episode of Saturday Night Live. What most Lawrencians may

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Makeup, masks, and music, oh my! The Jackpot hosts colorful costumed concert

The Jackpot played host to a colorful commotion on Saturday night when four area bands played electrifying sets for an equally excited crowd. Most of

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Watch: The Late Night Callers at the Bottleneck

If modern times bother you and you often find yourself yearning for the days of noire, look no further than Kansas City’s The Late Night

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Watch: New video for The ACB’s

Indie power pop studs The ACBs have been working on some new music, and now there’s a video to match. “Ocean,” off the upcoming album

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Photo Gallery: Ringo Deathstarr / Brainstorm / JabberJosh

JabberJosh started off a night of rock at the Jackpot with their usual comedic antics with song titles like “Diets Don’t Work, Chocolate Cake Works”

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Photo Gallery: Mount Eerie / Hungry Cloud Darkening / Y(our) Friend

The Lawrence Arts center put on their regular feature Nine Forty LIVE Tuesday night. The show opened with local Y(our) Friend, a one woman act

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Photo Gallery: UUVVWWZ / Bloodbirds / Mars Lights

If The Replay porch seemed slow Saturday is because everyone was staying warm inside at the UUVVWWZ show. Kansas City boys Mars Lights opened with

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The Devil makes good girls go bad

Performances from Kansas City-based band The Devil don’t happen too often in Lawrence, but when they do it’s a sight to behold. The (mostly) female

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Photo Gallery: Maps For Travelers / Actors and Actresses / Alien Jones

Local boys Alien Jones wooed the replay Thursday night with their indie harmonies and warm vocals. Actors and Actresses out of KCMO hit the distortion

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Photo Gallery: Spirit is the Spirit / Believers / The Empty Spaces

Friday night at The Jackpot in Larryville was a whirl of retro rock, hippie chic and joyful dancing crowds. The Empty Spaces from Kansas City