Lawrence, Kansas
- 27 April, 2024
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
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: 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
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
Teenage Wasteland: Local musicians recall albums from their youth
It seems that over the weekend, you couldn’t escape it. Social media feeds were nothing but a sea of your friends and loved ones recalling
You need to come chill with Left E. Grove
Anymore, watching a Left E. Grove set has been bringing more merriment and amusement to the local scene. On Thursday night, the local rapper celebrated
Approach tackles post-election climate with new track, “The Luv”
Generally, Approach is Lawrence’s top notch party starter in Lawrence. The energy he produces at his shows is infectious, and it takes all but a
Album Review: Left E. Grove releases perfectly-executed “Left of Center”
We hate that one of the most exciting albums of the year is coming after everybody’s year-end lists are out, but this is one you
MilkDrop releases “Season of Moments”
There are so many good hip-hop albums dropping at the end of the year, we can barely keep up. One of those albums is MilkDrop’s
