Lawrence, Kansas
- November 4, 2025
A bunch of Lawrence musicians came together to cover Bowie, Prince, and more
It might’ve been the most concentrated amount of local collaboration in one setting this year. Musicians spanning several genres— including indie, experimental, bluegrass, jazz, and
Photo Gallery: The Conquerors / Shy Boys / Fullbloods
If you want to know some of the best music Kansas City has to offer, look to High Dive Records. In addition to a few
Truckstop Honeymoon tore it up at Frank’s over the weekend
There wasn’t much room for dancing, but that didn’t stop dozens of fans from cutting a rug at Frank’s on Friday night. That’s where Truckstop
Truckstop Honeymoon wrote a song about the Governor of Kansas
There is no band in the area more adored than Truckstop Honeymoon, and no one person more loathed than Kansas Governor Sam Brownback. So when
That 1 Guy thrills the Bottleneck with one man act
It was perhaps the most artistic and innovative one-man-band you’ll ever see. In the music scene, it’s easy to feel like we’re surrounded by the
Teenage Wasteland: Local musicians recall albums from their youth
It seems that over the weekend, you couldn’t escape it. Social media feeds were nothing but a sea of your friends and loved ones recalling
Bummer frontman releases angst-ridden solo album
It’s normal for a musician to pour their heart and soul into their music, but we were particularly moved by one local’s recent body of
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