Lawrence, Kansas
- 18 May, 2024
Approach takes on the unimaginable grief of losing a parent in new music
There’s a type of grief that most of us are never prepared for, the one that sidelines you on a random day of the week.
Photo Gallery: Thelma and the Sleaze / Mellowphobia
Thelma and the Sleaze / Photo by Fally Afani If you ever get the chance to see Thelma and the Sleaze, know that you'll get
Photo Gallery: Fenne Lily / Christian Lee Hutson / Work Wife
Christian Lee Hutson / Photo by Fally Afani Every now and then you run into a Monday so hectic, you just need to settle down
Photo Gallery: Manor Fest 5
Throwing an all-local music festival is no easy task, but Manor Records always seems up to the challenge. For the fifth year, they've assembled an
Billy Idol showed his staying power with his Kansas City show
Billy Idol / Photo by Fally Afani The pandemic changed a lot of things in both life and live music, but we've come to learn
Photo Gallery: Nik Parr and the Selfless Lovers / Jackoffs / LYXE
Nik Parr and the Selfless Lovers / Photo by Fally Afani Note to anyone wanting to start a band out there: add a sax, because
Locals have it on lock for music best bets in May
Wow, the spring concert season isn’t playing around. You’re gonna need some stamina for this one. The weekend of May 19th and 20th is going
Listen: Red Kate release new track “Shut It Down”
Rejoice, comrades! Our favorite cantankerous punks have just released a new track (their first in five years!) that’s a must-listen for your week. “Shut It
Radkey to headline fundraiser for musicians’ mental healthcare
If there’s one thing the community has learned during the pandemic, it’s just how valuable Midwest Music Foundation is. The Kansas City organization is known
Photo Gallery: Tennis / Kate Bollinger at Liberty Hall
Tennis / Photo by Fally Afani Tennis makes pop music for gentle people. The crowd was shy yet mighty on Wednesday night as they piled