Lawrence, Kansas
- September 3, 2026
Post festival tours bring female fronted forces to the Replay
It’s that time of year when so many bands are in the midst of their tours revolving around SXSW. This week, in particular, saw a
Watch: Sunday Heroine at the Replay
Judging by SXSW’s strong showing of female-fronted garage rock acts, we anticipate a banner year for Sunday Heroine. This is the band where you can
Watch: Joel Bonner and the Boot Stompers at the Jazzhaus
Joel Bonner may have some of the fastest fingers in town. The singer songwriter has been staying busy in Lawrence over the last year, playing
Get rowdy: Shannon and the Clams to bring forever nostalgic tunes to Kansas City
The last time Shannon and the Clams came out this way, it was one of the hottest (if not the hottest) days of the summer.
“Always Speak Out.” Wise words from the women of rock and roll
As if it weren’t already hard enough to work as a musician, women have added prejudices working against them. Kesha, Bjork, and Best Coast’s Bethany
LFK gets weird at SXSW with I Heart Local Music
Well, shit got weird at SXSW. This was expected, considering the Lawrence bands that descended upon the festival. Some of those bands congregated at the
Album Review: John Benda – “None Of The Color”
by Nathan Cardiff John Benda starts his sophomore solo release with the moody “Passive Voice vs. Active Voice” and you can instantly feel the change
Album Review: Fullbloods – “Mild West”
by Nathan Cardiff Ross Brown is at it again. After years of solid solo work (full disclosure, I went to high school with the guy;
Brazen Bodies: Automagik are (still) a wicked rush
The last time we saw Automagik, they were wild, unruly, and wonderfully barbaric. Not much has changed since then. It was three years ago when
