Lawrence, Kansas
- 19 April, 2024
Oils takes shape
While Lawrencians spent Valentine’s Day doting on each other, a very affectionate atmosphere was brewing at Love Garden. Oils, the sole band performing that night
Andrew Ashby’s lovely, lovesick songs
“I’m here to play really sad love songs.” That’s how local songwriter Andrew Ashby opened up his solo set at the Black Luck Valentine’s Ball
Review: No Cave – “Eyes Brighter Than The Sun”
by Nathan Cardiff Drenched in cool, the buzzy and glistening new record from No Cave throws a multitude of sound in your face and forces
Photo Gallery: Wandering Lake / CS Luxem / Karma Vision
Cold weather wasn’t the only thing the wind blew in last week. The Wandering Lake drifted in to The Replay Thursday night, joined by CS
The Sluts are Lawrence’s surliest band
The Sluts are a little disgruntled. With lyrics like “I Want You To Die,” it’s not surprising. Their grumpy persona onstage matches their grouchiness offstage.
Black Luck rides again
Listen, guys. This is going to be a banner year for Black Luck. The punk rockers formerly known as Black on Black suffered a series
Photo Gallery: Hembree / Ebony Tusks / Paper Buffalo / The Phantastics
Photos by Fally Afani and Leroy Pristach
Mates of State bring stripped down performance to the library
“Anybody watch the Super Bowl?” Mates of State asked at the beginning of their set. Just about everyone in the audience quickly responded “No!” The
Rhythm Rulers: The Phantastics can do it all
Here’s why we legitimately believe The Phantastics are one of the best bands out there. Simply put, it’s because they can do it all. Dance
Photo Gallery: Dean Monkey and the Dropouts / Bonzo Madrid / CSYF Soul Revue
The first Final Friday art event of the year brought a massive turnout to Downtown Lawrence. With barely any room to park, Mass Street was
