Lawrence, Kansas
- January 12, 2026
From Brazil to Bowie: Seu Jorge brings “The Life Aquatic” tribute to Liberty Hall
Very rarely can just a single performer hold an entire venue full of people captivated and in complete awe of their pure talent, but Seu
Watch: CS Luxem sing in a field of sunflowers
Unless you’ve been living under a rock, then you’ve caught wind of something known as “Sunflower Week” here in Lawrence. That’s when Grinter Farms’ popular
Lionel Richie, Mariah Carey bring the hits to Kansas City
Lionel Richie / Photo by Fally Afani We're willing to bet that Lionel Richie is a great party host. When he came through the Sprint
Photo Gallery: Chew / Arc Flash / Mystery Blood
Tuesday nights have played host to some pretty outrageous shows at the Replay this Summer. This week, the normally-quiet weeknight saw three bands that destroyed
Photo Gallery: 2017 Lawrence Field Day Fest, Day 2
Gnarly Davidson / Photo by Fally Afani It's amazing how quickly things can escalate. Such was the case on the second day of Field Day
Chance the Rapper brought gospel, inspiration to Kansas City
Saturday night, Providence Medical Center Amphitheater was transformed to Sunday morning at church as the Be Encouraged Tour visited Kansas City. Arguably the best performer
De La Soul bring the classics out to Middle of the Map Fest
Hip hop royals De La Soul brought a set full of classics to mark the crux of this year's Middle of The Map fest celebrations
Playing for Horses has all your classic country needs
Jenna Rae might be one of the last (or at least latest) classic cowgirls. In addition to her solo gig, the Kansas City songwriter fronts
Matt Pryor celebrates birthday show with Dan Andriano, Lily Pryor
"This is honestly the weirdest fucking show I've ever played in my life," Matt Pryor joked. It was a big night for the Get Up
Photo Gallery: Suicidal Tendencies / Crowbar / Havok
After Wednesday night's show at Liberty Hall, we've come to learn that nobody's fans thrash harder than Suicidal Tendencies'. Additionally, nobody sprints faster than Havok