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Fake Issue 2018: Louisville Offers Amazon Entire City
Here’s LEO’s 2018 Fake Issue, complete with letters to the editor and op/eds and feature, news, music and food stories. First up is a LEO exclusive: Louisville gives entire city to Amazon for its new headquarters. To read the rest of this issue’s fakery, believe us when we say: use the index and blue hyperlinks below…
10 concerts you shouldn’t miss in April
Dr. Dog Mercury Ballroom Friday, April 6 A venerable, neo-psychedelic indie band that has been steadily releasing albums for a decade and a half, Dr. Dog has swirled roots and rock revivalist sensibilities into a modern, always-shifting sound. Hide, Transgression, Bathroom Laws The Cure Lounge Friday, April 6 A night of sociopolitical-charged, punk-leaning music —…
10 under $5 – What To Do This Week In Louisville (4/2)
MONDAY Canadian Waves, Kids Born Wrong, TrapKingKai and KP Mag Bar $5 | 9 p.m. Mag Bar says this concert is a “night of brash sound colliding with punk and hip-hop.” Performances include garage- and surf-rock band Canadian Waves; self-proclaimed “nasty ass rock ‘n’ roll,” and “noise, blues, horror, destruction” band The Kids Born Wrong;…
Photos from NuLu Bock Fest
This past Saturday, NuLu Bock Fest took over Market Street. Featuring beer, vendors and goat races, the third-year event marked one of the season’s first street festivals. The goat races were conveniently placed between Billy Goat Strut Alley and Nanny Goat Strut Alley. This year, the baby goat race champion was “Lil Smokey” and the adult…
Photos from the Black Lips / The Black Angels show at Mercury Ballroom
Black Lips came on stage last night at Mercury Ballroom full of energy. The drunken cowboy swagger in their music was palpable on stage. They arrived full of punk electricity — impressive, since they have been a band for nearly 20 years. Their antics on stage were rowdy and they were a superb opener as…
LEO Podcast #62: John and Aaron Yarmuth on the Fake Issue
John and Aaron Yarmuth talk about the 2018 Fake Issue and the importance of satire.
5 Things To Do This Weekend In Louisville (3/30)
FRIDAY SkyStar Wheel Grand Opening (through May 6) Waterfront Park $15 | 11 a.m.-11 p.m. SkyStar, a big ol’ Ferris wheel, is finally open. The 137-foot diameter wheel has been placed next to the Big Four Bridge. Grab your friends, or a date, settle into one of the 36 climate-controlled, six-passenger gondolas and get high.…
Our six favorite local songs from March
Young Widows — “Rolling as a Forgiver” Dusting off some older material that’s fallen in the cracks over their now 12-year career, Young Widows has re-emerged with the Western-tinged, “Rolling as a Forgiver.” This offering, a comparatively stripped-down affair, owes a bit more to their side projects such as the austere and mighty Jaye Jayle…
Savage Love: Cock Locked
Q: I’m in a D/S relationship. I’m not submissive around the clock, but my partner owns my cock. We’ve purchased several male chastity devices, but I can pretty easily get my cock out of them. My partner did some investigating and learned that the only effective devices work with a Prince Albert piercing — a…
