Krewella
Krewella Is Kewl for the Summer
“To be a part of the Pride celebration is legendary for us”
Interviews and voices
Music interviews from GoPride's conversations with artists, creators and community voices.
Krewella
“To be a part of the Pride celebration is legendary for us”
Radical Face
“It’s a name I actually got from a plastic surgery flier when I was 18. I saw it on a telephone pole, but it was torn.”
Cheyenne Jackson
“I was a 12 year old kid in Northern Idaho listening to Billie Holiday and Lena Horne and Sarah Vaughan and Nat King Cole.”
Big Freedia
“I’m blessed to have my own show and to have a platform to speak on a lot of different things that are happening around the world.”
Mary Lambert
“That is part of being a great artist is being vulnerable and trustful in the audience”
Howard Jones
“You want to be striking out in a new direction. That’s the way things move forward.”
Brian Cook
“I was a sucker for soft rock power ballads when I was ten.”
Chuck Panozzo
“I was raised a good little Catholic. What’s more theatrical than the ritual of the Catholic church?”
Toni Tennille
“I have found with all of my gay friends who love the music, they are passionate and they find what’s underneath.”
Justin Tranter
“If we want the rest of the world to fully accept us we have to accept and encourage our community and ourselves first.”
Dan Martin and Michael Biello
“At the heart of the show is the story of our 40 year relationship as life partners and creative collaborators.”
Gin Wigmore
“I wanted to throw myself in the deep end to see if I would drown or I would swim.”
Lorrie Morgan
“I could not believe the people at that stage that knew every word to every song.”
Margaret Cho
“I’m trying to incorporate all of the different elements of my work as a performer.”
Alan Cumming
“The whole concept of the show was about being authentic and connecting with these songs.”
Natalie Merchant
“I’ve had a large gay following for many years and have been quite aware of that.”
Dave Koz
“I feel like collaboration in music has allowed me to grow musically beyond my wildest dreams.”
Dave Audé
“The gays know the music I play and I know what they like to hear so it’s a great combination!”
Yoko & The Oh No's
“I’ve read the Out 100 issue for years, so for me it was surreal to have something written up about our band in there.”
Jamie Lambert
“Collabro are really big LGBT supporters. We absolutely love the LGBT community. Musical theater, you know [laughs].”
Lyric Benson Fergusson
“I grew up with two amazing gay men who I considered my uncles.”
Anthony de Mare
“I think he’s one of the greatest lyricists we’ve ever had. One of the greatest poets we’ve ever had.”
Frankie Nardiello
“I used to go to The Baton to see drag.”