Lawrence, Kansas
- 4 August, 2021
Watch: Cheery releases stunning and fashionable new music video
If it wasn’t clear that local musician Katlyn Conroy is our resident Kate Bush here in Lawrence, it is now. Under her latest creative project,
Introducing: Cheery
Every time we turn around, local musician Katlyn Conroy has a new venture in the works. The multi-faceted (and multi-talented) creator has a finger in
Don’t Stop Them Now: Local bands brought a killer Queen tribute to the Granada
Party Party / Photo by Fally Afani The first band wasn’t even on and the audience was already foaming at the mouth. After a season
The Music Makers: Locals recount iconic moments ahead of Lawrence Songbook Showcase
In a music community as strong as Lawrence, it’s hard to fit everything into one package. There’s a rich history of rock, emo, rap, and
Review: La Guerre – “Discord: recordings from the House of Leaves” EP
Discord, Katlyn Conroy’s latest EP under her La Guerre moniker, begins with “new safe,” a sparse opener strummed softly with just hints of percussion as
From Limerick to Lawrence: “Songs from Ireland” to hit Liberty Hall
It hardly seems like Nick Carswell can sit still. The Irishman turned Midwest musician can generally be seen playing with his bands, Pink Royal and
Photo Gallery: Girls Rock Benefit – An ode to femme performers of the 80’s
If you were inside the Replay on Friday night, it may have felt like another era. That's because three Lawrence performers paid tribute to female
Femme Forces: Local musicians gearing up to help youth smash the patriarchy
The summer camp known for teaching young Lawrencians how to rock out and smash the patriarchy is coming up, and some of Lawrence’s finest musicians/camp
Photo Gallery: La Guerre / Pale Tongue / Rae Fitzgerald / Garrett Marsh
The Replay's infamous Three-Headed-Thursdays became a Four-Headed-Thursday when indie crooners and rockers took the stage this week. The event celebrated a tour kickoff for one
Politics fuel all-star lineup at the Jackpot
You wouldn't have recognized the Jackpot on Friday night. What had been a sparsely attended venue in recent years was now brimming with activity. A