International pop sensation Kim Petras has teamed up with global superstar, producer and DJ Kygo to release the music video for “Broken Glass.” The video, which was directed by Griffin Stoddard, has a mixed vibe of a dystopian universe, botched moon landing, and “Silent Hill.”
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture (VMHC) and Virginia Pride are partnering to mark LGBTQ+ Pride Week in Richmond by featuring a special work of art by artist Jumper Maybach in the Story of Virginia exhibition.
Brian Justin Crum, who was a contestant on America’s Got Talent (AGT) Season 11 and on AGT: The Champions, released his single “I & U” during Pride month. “It’s that fun summer anthem that we all need to help us get over our ex’s,” said Crum.
Nashville resident and out musician Adam Mac is definitely someone to keep on your radar. The performer from Russellville, Kentucky recently auditioned for the current season of American Idol and became an instant favorite of judge Katy Perry.
An entrepreneur, an artist and an avid activist for local charitable organizations, DJ Jane Dupree spends her every waking moment devoted to the art of music. She thrives to put the unity in community by using her music for a greater good and supporting local nonprofit organizations.
Nashville-based LGBT artist Kenna has released her latest EP titled In The Grey. The album has a recurring theme of beautiful uncertainty. The Grey is the space between the high and lows of life, where we heal and grow.
RNBW is a Nashville-based community organization showcasing LGBT+ musicians of all genres. The group was founded by twin sisters Emily and Jamie Dryburgh and their friend Myylo as a way to bring Nashville’s growing community of LGBT+ musicians together.
Singer/songwriter Christopher Sorensen has just released the music video for his newest single, “Afterglow,” which explores an LGBT relationship.
Last Friday, country music star Curtis Braly celebrated his 13-year anniversary with husband/manager Jeff Riley. The “Song You Can Drink a Beer To” singer met Riley in 2002 at a mutual friend’s dinner party and the two have been inseparable ever since.
Everyone’s family structure is different. The world needs all kinds of people and all kinds of love. Big World, Little Om is a multi-faceted project with a single goal: to celebrate family diversity.
Nashville singer-songwriter Elisabeth Beckwitt started the “Sad Girl’ movement to celebrate the beauty, vulnerability and power of some of Nashville’s most talented ladies.
BOYSTOWN series author Jake Biondi will release the ninth installment of his popular BOYSTOWN book series on December 14.
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