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Want to know when your favorite LGBTQ music artists are releasing new music? Maybe your favorite queer author has a new book! Virtual or live performances? Search our Q Calendar for the dates we know about.
Brianna Musco is releasing her debut EP, “Alter Ego”, a recollection of Brianna’s healing journey of self-realization/self-growth
Patrick Lammer's 'THANK YOU', deals with the difficulties of trying to truly understand what someone else is going through
Jade Above releases a special acoustic version of the original 'Icebergs' track that was released in 2019.
Fab The Duo is back with “Nice Guy” that pokes fun at the self-proclaimed “nice guys”, who almost always end up being toxic.
Keith Mangam releases 'These Words of Mine' sharing his slow realization as a young queer man of how love can change and take on many forms.
Joel Brogon’s Fly Again is a hopeful song about someone who has been through difficult times But can see the promise of better times ahead.
'Riding the Line" examines the vast space between masculine and feminine, and drives home the need to celebrate gender expression.