Northern Light: Simone Denny
Singer-songwriter Simone Denny opens up on revisiting her past, restoring her art and reclaiming her time
Joey Arrigo Is Raising Temps This Summer
With his fiery new dance single, “Get Down”
Beat Box
Indie gay musicians push to get their sounds heard in this season of major pop releases… By Jimmy Newsum Spring isn’t traditionally known as a big time for new music...
A Journey Through The Blockbusters Of Musical Theatre
We sat down with the Toronto Symphony Orchestra’s Steven Reineke for more on Broadway Blockbusterswith Ramin Karimloo and Mikaela Bennett
10 LGBTQ+ Eurovision Artists From The Past Decade You Should Listen To
If you’re getting ready for Eurovision 2024 on May 11, make sure your playlist has these LGBTQ+ artists from the past decade on it
Listen To The 8 LGBTQ+ Acts Competing In Eurovision 2024
From a Drag Race judge to a “rebel witch” to Years & Years former frontman, eight openly queer singers are heading to Malmö, Sweden to compete in the world’s largest music event. Which song will you be cheering for?
Self-Composed: Casey MQ
Singer-songwriter-film composer Casey MQ opens up on the intricacies of intimacy on his sophomore album, Later that day, the day before, or the day before that
Indigiqueer Artist Roger Kuhn Discovers His True Colours In “Kaleidoscope”
Kuhn talks to IN about combining art and activism
Billie Eilish Was The Only Out Nominee That Won At The 2024 Oscars
Eilish and her brother Finneas won Best Original Song for “What Was I Made For?” at the 2024 Academy Awards on Sunday night
Sam I Am
Sam Campbell reveals their unfiltered self
January/February 2024 Cover Story: Musical Multi-Hyphenate Debby Friday Outdoes Herself
The electronic artist opens up on her place in queer music history, the 2SLGBTQI+ forces fuelling her music, and her next plan of attack
Can’t Stop The Beat: URGE Miami Festival Returns Despite HRC Travel Advisory
“We are here, we are queer and we are not going anywhere”
Latest Issue
July / August 2024
Inside this issue you will find: Disco queen Thelma Houston opens up on serving, surviving and slaying five decades with the LGBTQ+ community; Singer-songwriter Simone Denny opens up on revisiting her past, restoring her art and reclaiming her time; Cyndi Lauper’s True Colors shine through in new documentary; TikTok’s Vita Kari’s digital art attack; The tricky thing about open relationships isn’t really the sex; Steven Kabuye is continuing his advocacy work from Canada after surviving violence in Uganda; Realize’s commitment to supporting the aging HIV community in Canada; and much more.
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