$uicideboys$ performed at the Providence Medical Amphitheater in Bonner Springs, Kan. on Aug. 18. (Julianne Waters/ KJHK)
In the 91 degree heat on Sunday, f...
photo by Benji Bloom/KJHK
When Sasami Hayworth and her touring bandmates came to Lawrence, they didn’t just walk down Massachusetts Street like most, but in...
Girls! Rock Lawrence campers claim the Granada's stage on the last day of the week-long program to showcase their music. (David Castablanco/ KJHK)
Local mu...
For the special two-part season finale of B-sides, Karsan covers one of indie pop's most influential artists, for Ariel Pink. In Part 1, Karsan starts with Mr...
Before their performance at the Riot Room on May 1st, KJHK sat down with the L.A. based soulful, indie-pop group, The Marías. We talked about anxiety, record s...
As the semester comes to a close, so does this season of Ad Astra. The stories this week span from news to nostalgia, get your info and your feels on with this...
Ad Astra aired April 10th so the Arts and Culture staff decided to connect all of their episodes this week to something that occurred on April 10th. Some of th...
Before their show at the Mini Bar in Kansas City, Anemone graciously sat down with me in a ramen shop two blocks from the venue.
I walked in and saw a tabl...
Arts and Culture staff back at it with some kickin' podcasts! Our serialized works have new episodes this week and they're accompanied by some other great sto...
On February 28th rapper, television personality and NY native Action Bronson graced the Granada with his presence fresh off the heels of his latest album Wh...
Arts and Culture covered topics all over the board this week. Some are more lighthearted than others, but all of them are guaranteed to make you think...or at l...
Nestled snugly at the corner of 8th and Vermont, Terrebonne Cafe is an oasis of cajun charm in the heart of Lawrence. Terrebonne’s signature dish is the po’ boy...
While Lawrence has been on the receiving end of winter’s wrath lately, the Cottin’s Hardware Farmer's Market is still going strong. Although it is confined ...
The Arts and Culture staff is a little light this week, but don’t worry. What we lack in quantity, we make up for in quality. Click the links to listen to this ...
“Femmes to the front” read the sign on stage at Femme Fest, an all-ages event that celebrated femmes, gender non-binaries, women, and music. Saturday was the se...
Recently, some crazy conspiracy theories have surfaced. Are birds even real? Does Facebook listen to our conversations to tailor their ads? This week the Arts &...
In a new KJHK podcast series, I interview interesting artists as they pass through the Lawrence of Kansas City area…or While They’re in Kansas.
In this firs...
We’ve had a lovely semester’s worth of podcasts, and this last episode of 2018 caps off the work of KJHK’s Arts and Culture staff nicely. Stream these babies on...
John Maus is an absolute treasure to experience live. He has been on my radar for the last two years, so I was thrilled when I heard he would be going on anothe...
Walking up to the Bottleneck on Friday, I joined the line of excited fans outside. Huddled close to the walls, the line grew longer and longer as more people sh...
As we enter summer we also enter the greatest season for live music. Festivals happening left and right from small local's to nationally known shows, they are e...
While the Burge Union has been open for students since the beginning of April, it was officially opened by an impressive gathering of people last Friday. In att...
Denzel Curry was the best workout I’ve had in months. The Florida-born rapper gave Lawrence a hell of a show Friday, April 20th, and it’s one that left my legs...
