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An early contender for one of the best albums of 2024, “Stellar Evolution” (Blue Élan) by queer singer/songwriter Aaron Lee Tasjan is modern pop perfection.
A new album by a band you love, especially one that takes its time between releases is cause for celebration.
An inimitable singer and interpreter of other people’s songs with a singular voice, as well as a few songwriting credits to her name, Linda Ronstadt hasn’t released a new album since 2006 due to being diagnosed with progressive supranuclear palsy.
The early 1970s were an especially prolific time for John Lennon in his solo phase.
For South Florida's queer community, the name Yoko Oso has become synonymous with boundary-pushing drag artistry. But on Aug. 17, the local performer will bid farewell to the nightlife scene with a special one-night-only show, “The Farewell Show,” marking a new chapter in her creative journey.
For the longest time, queer country and folk music fans didn’t have much good music by queer artists from which to choose. Sure, country music provided them with plenty of divas, including Dolly Parton and Reba McEntire, to worship. Willie Nelson was the closest thing to a leftie as could be found in the genre. Whereas, folk music was a bit more welcoming to both queer followers and performers.
West Palm Beach was in for a treat when it was announced that ‘90s hit makers SWV and Xscape were coming to the iTHINK Amphitheater. The ladies gave an amazing show that allowed fans to scratch their nostalgic itch.
Live Nation presents the Together Again tour starring music icon Janet Jackson. The tour will make a stop on July 18 at the iThink Amphitheater in West Palm Beach.
"Neon Cross,” the second album by queer country diva Jaime Wyatt was one of the best releases of 2020.
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