Lawrence, Kansas
- September 10, 2025
Photo Gallery: Cory Phillips packs the Replay for album release show
You would have hardly known that we had just experienced a pandemic, judging by the jovial nature of the Replay on Friday evening. Lawrence had
Replay hosts first post-pandemic concert with Cuee and the Royal Chief
One of the most highly anticipated moments of the year erupted in a burst of relief on Saturday when the Replay finally hosted their first
I Heart Local Music Presents: The Return of Live Music with Cuee / Approach on the 1’s and 2’s
Rejoice! The pandemic is finally winding down, and we’re looking to the future. We’re easing back into the return of live music with a safe,
Here’s how you can help local venues during the quarantine
When the COVID-19 quarantine hit Kansas, the community has been in a mad dash to help keep local businesses afloat. Now, I Heart Local Music
Photo Gallery: JC and the Nuns / CHEW / Oxford Remedy
It seems like overnight, the reality of coronavirus set in across the nation. Basketball is cancelled, festivals are cancelled, and America's Daddy Tom Hanks fell
Photo Gallery: Flash Floods / The Bad Ideas / DFITD
A good old fashioned throwdown came to the Replay Friday night when three bands brought powerfully fanatical performances to match the energy of Spring weather
Photo Gallery: The Pedaljets / Arthur Dodge and the Horsefeathers
The Replay was packed good and early for the matinee on Friday evening. That's where the Pedaljets celebrated the release of their recent album, Twist
Photo Gallery: Greg Wheeler and the Polygamist Mall Cops / Thighmaster / Y Pony
If you're like us and get a little fussy that Oh Sees never come through here anymore, Greg Wheeler and the Polygamist Mall Cops might
Photo Gallery: Hyborian / Migrator / Bloom
Migrator / Photo by Fally Afani The Lawrence music scene is about to bestow a grand gift of rock and roll unto the area. A
Bloom releases new music
Your favorite sludgy, drudgy, stoner-psych-metal rockers are finally releasing new music. “Pressing Palms” clocks in at just a hair over six minutes, and every second
