This is a photo of the band GAYC/DC. Five men in their 50s or 60s stand in a line and pose with a drum set behind them. The band's logo, GAYC/DC, is emblazoned in glittery, pink-and-red letters in the foreground. From left to right, the first man wears a lime green leopard-print jacket, a black-and-pink striped shirt, a studded choker, and black pants. The second man wears a sparkly silver fedora, a bright pink feather boa, and a black shirt. The third man, who is bald with a full beard, wears a red shirt with black tribal designs, a black leather skirt, and fishnet stockings. The fourth man wears a purple sequined cap, a purple feather boa, and a black beaded necklace over a black shirt. The last man wears a black hat with sunglasses attached, a bright red feather boa, and a black-and-white patterned jacket. All five men are smiling and looking at the camera. 2025
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GayC/DC: These dads got rhythm

Allison Kraus -
It's not "Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap, "but "Dirty Dudes Done Dirt Cheap." It's not "Bad Boy Boogie," but "Gay Boy Boogie." It's not...
This is a daytime photo of an outdoor music festival. The scene is dominated by a large, professional stage with a massive black roof and a screen on the right side. On this screen, a close-up image of a female performer with tattoos is displayed. Below the screen, the band is performing on the stage, which is equipped with speakers and lighting rigs. The stage is framed by large metal truss structures. In the background, a large brick building with the word "ASBURY" is visible on the far left. The sky is bright and clear blue, and in the foreground, a large crowd of people with their backs to the camera is watching the performance.
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The Sea. Hear. Now music festival rocks Asbury Park with a...

Nicholas Attanasio -
Returning to the iconic musical shore town for its seventh year, the Sea. Hear. Now. Festival brought over 30 talented acts to Asbury Park....
This striking photo of Maren Morris features her looking upwards and to the right with a thoughtful expression. She is wearing a voluminous, shaggy yellow coat that dominates the foreground, its texture creating a soft, warm feel. The image is enhanced by a multi-exposure or reflection effect, creating multiple ghostly, fainter images of her face and the yellow coat on the right side of the frame, giving it an ethereal and artistic quality. The background, similar to other photos in this set, appears to be a warm-toned, textured wall, possibly made of bamboo or wicker, adding to the earthy aesthetic.
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Maren Morris reclaims herself after coming out

Chris Azzopardi -
Coming out, standing up to anti-LGBTQ legislation, and how it changed the music When Maren Morris headlined OutLoud Music Festival during West Hollywood Pride in...
This is a waist-up shot of Redbird, a fair-skinned individual with dark hair, who is standing outdoors and looking directly at the camera with a neutral expression. They are wearing a unique hat that has a dark grey brim and a prominent, shiny, reddish-brown crown. A black, sleeveless collared shirt is visible, and a wide, embroidered red and black guitar strap is slung over their right shoulder. Redbird is holding a light brown acoustic guitar across their body, with their left hand positioned near the guitar's neck. A noticeable tattoo featuring an intricate design is visible on their right forearm. In the background, there's a mix of blurred greenery on the left and a modern architectural element, possibly a column or wall, on the right. A curved metal railing is present in the lower part of the frame.
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Redbird flying solo and focused on hope and singing from the...

Renee Durante-Hakanson -
When Danielle “Redbird” Marrone steps on stage with her guitar, there’s an undeniable electricity in the air. It’s not just the music that grabs...
The band Hit Like a Girl
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“Hit Like A Girl” hits back against dysphoria

Allison Kraus -
BlowUpRadio.Com has rolled out their 8th Rock Against Hate collection, benefiting the queer nonprofit No More Dysphoria. The eclectic album is filled to the...
Micah McLaurin cover art for new single Satisfied
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Micah McLaurin’s a pop star on the rise

Nicholas Attanasio -
Fresh off the heels of some of his biggest successes yet, Micah McLaurin is showing no signs of slowing down in his delivery of...
This studio portrait features two individuals seated on chrome chairs against a rich brown background. On the left, a person with curly blonde hair and visible arm tattoos wears a black halter-neck dress and black platform loafers, sitting with a composed expression and looking directly at the viewer. On the right, a person with reddish-blonde hair wears a dark green cardigan over a white t-shirt and wide-leg cream pants with dark shoes, looking intently towards the person on the left. The chairs are placed close together, suggesting a connection between the two subjects in this stylish and thoughtful composition.
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A shock to the fans: Farewell, Tennis

Will Loschiavo -
Tennis was formed in 2010 and has acquired a very strong LGBTQ fanbase. It is the product of husband and wife duo Patrick Riley...
Cyndi Lauper performing on stage, singing into a microphone while playing a red acoustic guitar.
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Cyndi Lauper bids farewell… is it truly the end?

Will Loschiavo -
Cyndi Lauper is one of the most influential artists in the music industry. Having sold over 50 million records worldwide and become one of...
Laura Jane Grace stands centered in a black and white, low-angle group shot with three other band members in a narrow, brightly lit backstage hallway, all looking towards the camera.
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Trans rocker Laura Jane Grace has a new book that is...

Josef Greenberg -
Trans rocker Laura Jane Grace gets real about sobriety and how snorkeling in Greece helped shape her rawest album yet Early in my interview with...
Betty Who, with blonde curly hair and striking smoky teal eyeshadow, is captured in a headshot against a glittering blue background, wearing a dark oversized blazer over a striped shirt and tie.
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Betty Who rewrites her rhythm

Eve Kucharski -
The artist talks new music and reimagining her purpose as a queer artist It's natural for our creative sensibilities to shift as we get older....
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