Lawrence, Kansas
If you wanted a quick snapshot of what rock and roll looks like in Lawrence, the Granada would have been a good place to start
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
Saturday night will go down as one of Lawrence’s best moments in hip hop in 2015. That’s the night five local and touring acts took
Thursday night was a lesson in patience for many hip hop fans. Due to some travel issues, Bone Thugs-N-Harmony rolled into the Granada fairly late.
The energy at the Granada on Saturday night went through the roof thanks to lively performances from The Urge and Six Percent. Both bands brought
The Granada played host to a color explosion on Thursday night when Twin Shadow rolled through Lawrence. The evening began with a set from Sweden’s
Saturday night was dance band night at the Pink Royal album release party at the Granada. The night arrived complete with a stageful of balloons
The Granada got a little hot and heavy on Tuesday night. Father John Misty returned to the Lawrence venue for a performance in front of
Consider Wednesday night’s Of Montreal show at the Granada a great big bowl of eye candy. The dynamic group brought new tunes, new antics, and
Photos by Fally Afani and Leroy Pristach