Lawrence, Kansas
- November 5, 2025
Arc Flash threw an album release show, and everyone went bananas
Arc Flash / Photo by Fally Afani If you are familiar with Lawrence bands and happened to be at the Replay on Friday night, congratulations—
The Vivid Zebra crew is Lawrence’s gift to music right now
Vivid Zebra fans / Photo by Fally Afani Anyone analyzing the highly-sought-after music scene in Lawrence would be absolutely foolish to glaze over the Vivid
Playing for Horses has all your classic country needs
Jenna Rae might be one of the last (or at least latest) classic cowgirls. In addition to her solo gig, the Kansas City songwriter fronts
Matt Pryor celebrates birthday show with Dan Andriano, Lily Pryor
"This is honestly the weirdest fucking show I've ever played in my life," Matt Pryor joked. It was a big night for the Get Up
Photo Gallery: Suicidal Tendencies / Crowbar / Havok
After Wednesday night's show at Liberty Hall, we've come to learn that nobody's fans thrash harder than Suicidal Tendencies'. Additionally, nobody sprints faster than Havok
Vince Staples / Kilo Kish bring artistry to the Granada with The Life Aquatic Tour
Vince Staples / Photo by Fally Afani Over the last year, we've photographed Vince Staples twice. Once was at the SPIN Party at SXSW with
Photo Gallery: Folk Alliance 2017
One of the first things you notice is the sound. Upon entering the Westin, a grand and spacious hotel in Kansas City, you hear mandolins,
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
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
Photo Gallery: The Conquerors / Shy Boys / Fullbloods
If you want to know some of the best music Kansas City has to offer, look to High Dive Records. In addition to a few