Lawrence, Kansas
- January 23, 2026
Watch: Local musicians draw attention to historic spaces during the pandemic
When the COVID-19 pandemic hit, many iconic locations in Lawrence had to shut their doors to the public. That included historic spaces like museums and
Album Review: The Harrisonics – “Love Songs For All Occasions”
Jangly, angular guitars shimmer and shine on the new record from The Harrisonics. Love Songs For All Occasions starts with snappy, pop-driven rock songs that have
LK Ultra ferociously stand up for trans women in new single “Pussy Hat”
LK Ultra have never shied away from activism and human rights. Their knack for combining art and revolution comes to the forefront this week with
Watch: Ebony Tusks’ new video for “Chuck Ds”
We can really expect no shortage of music videos from a group like Ebony Tusks. Earlier this year, they released a stunning entry for NPR’s
Sky Smeed played a pretty perfectly socially distanced show this weekend
Quarantining during a pandemic is testing folks in any line of business, but it's been especially hard for entertainers. How do you please a crowd...
Our merch is back, this time to support Black Lives Matter LFK
Our country and community are in the middle of a revolution, and we want to make sure the people who are putting in the work
We asked some local drag performers to celebrate PRIDE with us, social distancing style
This month, we should have been donning ALL the sparkly colors, gussying up, and getting ready for the party of the year. However, the COVID-19
Music’s on the back burner: A firsthand account of last night’s protests
Editor's note: For safety, we will not be posting any photos of protestors' faces in our story. Lawrence protests against police brutality / Photo by
Our Summer 2020 issue is now online
Welp, we’re definitely going to hell for this one. Our Summer 2020 issue is live! In this issue, we talk to Lawrence’s favorite psychedelic-weed-Jesus-themed band,
Here’s what live music in Lawrence looks like in the immediate future
On Saturday, the live music capitol of Kansas got a glimpse of what live music will look like in the immediate future. Three very different