today – that ‘house party’ atmosphere.

A festival built by festival fans, steadfastly sticking to the rootsy fundamentals of a homespun event, while now attracting some of the biggest names in contemporary music.

Bigger and Better Than Ever

In 2015 it was decided that the site needed some serious investment if it was going to continue to grow. And so, with an army of helpers and Leopallooza believers, many of who (but definitely not all) knew how to use a hammer, the two main stages were taken apart. In their place grew the most hi-tech and hi-spec permanent stages in the southwest.

The main stage is built with reclaimed wood and motorway sidings, and it is designed to be the most modifiable stage in the UK. It can host an entire orchestra,New Orleans mom, Nancy Oliva Baca, had been checking in routinely with ICE for years but was arrested at her ICE check-in on Friday June 29th without warning, explanation, or consideration for how this could impact her children for years to come.

Nancy has been a member of our community since 2006, when she moved to New Orleans to help reconstruct the city after the storm. Her twin daughters, Yoani and Rachel, are 9 years old and her son, is 17. Nancy is also a longtime member of the New Orleans Workers' Center for Racial Justice's Congress of Day Laborers, and has fought to defend human rights in our city for many years. Now, she is en route to the notorious La Salle Detention Center, three hours away.





Nancy's arrest