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We'll Give You A Queer Musician To Listen When You Pick Your Fave Rainbow Stuff

Pick Some Rainbow Things And We'll Give You A Queer Artist To Check Out

Grace Petrie is a folk singer-songwriter and guitarist from Leicester, UK. She most often sings about social issues especially those effecting the queer community. To get you into the spirit of Pride Month, you should check out "Black Tie" and "Pride" from her album, _Queer as Folk_!

Grace Petrie

Christine and the Queens is a French singer, songwriter, and producer. Her music style is a mix of indie-pop and experimental. She was first inspired by the work of drag queen musicians who supported her in Paris — hence her name! You should check out her song, "Girlfriend", as a starting point!

Christine and the Queens

Troye Sivan is an Australian singer-songwriter, actor, and YouTuber. His music is mostly described as pop with electronic inspirations. You should check out "Lucky Strike" as an introduction to this artist.

Troye Sivan

Against Me! is an American punk-rock band formed in 1997 in Gainesville, Florida, by singer and guitarist, Laura Jane Grace. Laura is best known for singing about her trans experience in a raw and beautiful way. You should check out her song, "Transgender Dysphoria Blues," as a starting point!

Against Me! (Laura Jane Grace)

Pop-punk band Green Day's frontman, Billie Joe Armstrong, used his music to express his feelings about struggling with his sexuality during his teenage years. The album, _Dookie_, heavily features the topic of his sexuality. A good place to dive into his music is with the song, "Coming Clean," from that same album.

Green Day (Billie Joe Armstrong)

Daniel Anthony Noriega — better known by the stage name Adore Delano — is a Mexican-American drag queen and singer-songwriter. They appeared on American Idol in 2008 and placed in the top three in season six of _RuPaul's Drag Race_. Adore's music is dance/electronic inspired. A good place to start is with the song, "Dynamite" — the first single off of Adore's second album.

We'll Give You A Queer Musician To Listen When You Pick Your Fave Rainbow Stuff

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