hip hop
Listen: A Paris Williams Joint
It’s hard not to gravitate towards Paris Williams’ music. It’s bright demeanor layered over nostalgic and energetic beats hold a charismatic allure, as is the
November’s Best Bets for Local Music
November tends to be one of those weird off-months for live music in Lawrence. Somewhere between the nonstop action of Rocktober and the sprint-to-the-finish of
Tech N9ne, the King of Halloween
Tech N9ne at the Lawrence Zombie Walk / Photo by Fally Afani There's no better musical act to see in this region during the scaryVCMN release absolute banger “FAB”
It’s no secret we’re gaga for VCMN. The R&B duo have been bringing joy to every corner of Lawrence with their lively performances and larger-than-life
Krizz Kaliko and a dream hip-hop lineup played what was likely the best local show of the year
It's rare for us to say this so early in the year, but when we sit down and put our "Best Of" list together inWichita bands are ruling the Lawrence music scene right now
Keo and Them / Photo by Fally Afani I know Lawrence is seen as a music town, but trust us when we say that somePhoto Gallery: Alan Doyle / Approach / Louiz Rip / Sik Daze
Approach / Photo by Fally Afani Every now and then you get one of those shows that just reminds you of all the joys ofPhoto Gallery: Prof / Cashinova / J. Plaza / C Dot Castro
Prof fans / Photo by Fally Afani Sold out shows with crowds like the one packed into the Granada on Saturday can really go twoPhoto Gallery: Juneteenth with Macy Gray
Macy Gray / Photo by Fally Afani One of the announcers said it best: Juneteenth felt less like a festival, and more like a familyApproach takes on the unimaginable grief of losing a parent in new music
There’s a type of grief that most of us are never prepared for, the one that sidelines you on a random day of the week.