Lawrence, Kansas
- September 23, 2026
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
Photo Gallery: Samantha Fish / Nick Schnebelen Band
Samantha Fish / Photo by Fally Afani Friday night's show at the Bottleneck was one hot ticket for anyone who lives and breathes rock and
Listen to this new track from Khrystal
We’re absolutely convinced that every track Khrystal puts out is a winner. She just debuted “Some People,” produced by the always on-point Duncan Burnett, and
Review: Arson Class – “American Machine”
On American Machine, Arson Class bring perfect pop-punk harmonies to their heavy hitting EP. The trio isn’t afraid to tell it like it is, but
Photo Gallery: Attic Light / Night Class / Something and the Whatevers
Dig if you will, the picture... of Attic Light's captivating frontman. If there was ever a little white version of Prince, it's vocalist and guitarist
“A Reflection of Me:” When motherhood and making music match up
Managing a band can be a lot like managing a family. You’ve gotta get everyone from point A to point B for important events, present
Album Review: Duncan Burnett – “The Almighty” EP
Despite a sermon-like intro (courtesy local poet Sheri “purpose” Hall) and a church-like organ playing in the background, Burnett comes right off the bat preaching
Review: The Big Iron – “The Big Iron” EP
Raw throated bellows ring over roadhouse punk on The Big Iron’s self-titled EP. The quartet rips through the first two tracks (“Dreams Die Hard” and
Photo Gallery: L.A. Witch / Hot Garbage / JC & the Nuns
You couldn't really see through the haze spewing out of the overworked fog machine at the Riot Room, but you didn't really need to. Monday