Lawrence, Kansas
- May 26, 2026
The King and Queen of Audience Interaction: Destroy Nate Allen
Here’s the thing about Destroy Nate Allen: you can’t just watch them perform. The Kansas City-via-Portland duo are loud, boisterous, and completely unavoidable (as many
Terribly Intentional: Nicholas St. James to celebrate his true form at album release show
In October of 2014, Nicholas St. James performed in front of a large crowd in the theatre of the Lawrence Arts Center. The folk artist
Album Review: Nicholas St. James – “Theatres”
by Nathan Cardiff I realize it’s only February, but the most fascinating musical moment of this whole year might be a kazoo solo. That’s right;
Organized Crimes detonates at the Taproom
If you really miss good industrial dance bands, then boy do I have some news for you. Organized Crimes is the electronic band this scene
Photo Gallery: Yo La Tengo
“It’s been a while since we’ve been back to Lawrence,” Yo La Tengo’s Ira Kaplan told a Bottleneck audience within the first few minutes of
The Power of Vigil and Thieves
This really doesn’t feel like the same band we saw at Field Day Fest two years ago. Vigil and Thieves can be a lot of
Jessica Paige will be America’s next sweetheart
The first time we saw Jessica Paige was back in May at the Bottleneck. Halfway through her set, she busted out a cover of Sia’s
Jessica Paige will be America’s next sweetheart
The first time we saw Jessica Paige was back in May at the Bottleneck. Halfway through her set, she busted out a cover of Sia’s
I Heart Local Music’s “SXSW Bound” set for February 12th and 13th
It seems like every year, Lawrence is blessed with new acts that make stunning new impressions. Next month, we’ll be bringing some of those acts
Photo Gallery: New Year’s Eve with local bands
Lawrence had a pretty stellar lineup of music raging throughout downtown to ring in the new year. We visited three separate venues on New Year’s
