Lawrence, Kansas
- January 20, 2026
Photo Gallery: Stitch81Classic / Lincoln Marshall / Ricky Roosevelt
Stitch81Classic / Photo by Fally Afani If you like “good music, sex, and marijuana,” then you’ll probably love Stitch81Classic. When the rapper finally returned to
Partners in Rhyme: How Lincoln Marshall are changing the hip-hop landscape in Lawrence
The rappers behind Lincoln Marshall have always been overachievers. In their solo careers— with Sean Hunt performing as Approach and John-Alan Suter as MilkDrop— their
Calvin Arsenia and Jessica Paige are a match made in musical heaven
Calvin Arsenia / Photo by Fally Afani Can you imagine what it must have felt like for anyone having a Sunday stroll downtown, and then
Photo Gallery: Ra Ra Riot / Hembree at Liberty Hall
There’s something so remedying and soothing about a mid-week show, particularly when it involves a host of talented musicians (both touring and local) who are
Photo Gallery: Labretta Suede and the Motel 6 / 40 Watt Dreams
Labretta Suede is a fireball. We really couldn't think of any other word when she stormed the Bottleneck stage Friday night with The Motel 6,
Photo Gallery: 36th Annual Kansas State Fiddling and Picking Championships
If you wandered around South Park over the weekend, music was flowing out of every corner. That's where the 36th Annual Kansas State Fiddling and
Psychic Heat premieres new single
It seems that Replay Records is up and running again. There have been recent rumblings of the locally-based record label, and we’re finally starting to
Vivid Zebra collective raising strong crop of local electronic, hip hop acts
alccalh / Photo by Fally Afani Electronic music and independent hip hop have been making small rumblings in Lawrence, and they're likely to start making
Ask An Adult are really, really weird
Ask An Adult is a really, really weird band, you guys. But boy, are they fantastic entertainment. The frontman in Ask An Adult has no
Photo Gallery: The People’s Punk Band / Iron Guts Kelly / The Bad Ideas
The People's Punk Band / Photo by Fally Afani In case you were wondering where The People's Punk Band's politics stand, Saturday night's show provided