Dayo Dane

Dayo Dane is a Nigerian‑born New Yorker with a deep love for music and a magnetic, joy‑filled performance style. A dynamic artist with a gift for connection, Dayo brings warmth, authenticity, and vibrant energy to every stage. Performing for the LGBTQ+ community and its allies is especially meaningful to him—it’s a chance to spread love, joy, and unity at a time when the world needs it most. With every show, Dayo Dane creates a space where everyone feels seen, celebrated, and uplifted.

Danny Blu

Danny Blu is a dark‑pop provocateur and the sonic embodiment of rebellion—an NYC‑based artist who blends industrial grit, emotional vulnerability, and high‑glam theatricality. Known for explosive live performances and genre‑bending tracks that blur the lines between pop, rock, and electronic chaos, Danny crafts cathartic anthems for outcasts, misfits, and anyone who’s ever felt “too much.” His work channels identity, desire, trauma, queerness, and rebirth into visceral, liberating art that invites listeners into a world where darkness becomes power and authenticity reigns.

A proud voice in the LGBTQ+ and alt‑music communities, Danny doesn’t just perform—he purges—turning every stage into a sanctuary where intensity meets vulnerability. Drawing comparisons to Poppy, Nine Inch Nails, Lady Gaga, and IAMX, he continues to carve out his own fearless space in the dark‑pop world with art that is unapologetic, visceral, and impossible to ignore.

Sister Funk

Sister Funk is a high‑energy, all‑female band known for electrifying performances, tight musicianship, and a signature blend of pop, rock, funk, and soul. Formed by powerhouse musicians with deep roots in the LGBTQ+ community, Sister Funk has spent years touring nationally, lighting up Pride festivals, concert halls, and community events with their infectious grooves and undeniable stage chemistry. Beloved for their uplifting spirit and crowd‑moving originals, they continue to be fan favorites wherever they play—bringing joy, visibility, and unapologetic fun to every stage.

Manny Monroig

Manny Monroig is an emerging force in the Latin pop scene, bringing a sound shaped by captivating Latin and R&B influences. Born and raised in the vibrant cultural hub of New York, Manny channels the city’s energy, diversity, and rhythm into a musical style that feels both fresh and deeply rooted. With undeniable flair and a natural instinct for reinvention, he pushes creative boundaries while delivering infectious melodies and pulsating grooves that get audiences moving.

The Magic of Pride

The Magic of Pride is a high-impact, theatrical production that fuses drag, dance, and queer magic into one unforgettable spectacle. Featuring a cast of top-tier performers, Antonio Amor, Kimmy Sumony, and Boxa Crayonz, and our pride dancers. The Magic of Pride incorporates Musical Theatre, Disco, Punk, Rock and Pop music with dancing and drag to provide messaging on the importance of community, change, and pride 365 days a year. The magic starts with you, and we are your fairy godparents here to bring out your sparkle!

New Jersey Gay Men’s Chorus

The New Jersey Gay Men’s Chorus is a vibrant, community‑driven ensemble dedicated to celebrating diversity, fostering inclusion, and spreading joy through music. Known for its dynamic performances and rich harmonies, the chorus brings together singers from across the region to uplift audiences with a repertoire ranging from pop and Broadway to classical and choral traditions. With a mission rooted in visibility, acceptance, and artistic excellence, the NJGMC continues to be a proud voice for LGBTQ+ communities throughout the state.

How I Became Invisible

How I Became Invisible is an alternative rock project blending emotional lyricism with atmospheric, guitar‑driven soundscapes. Known for its introspective songwriting and dynamic arrangements, the band moves fluidly between melodic vulnerability and high‑energy intensity. With a growing catalog of releases and a dedicated underground following, How I Became Invisible continues to carve out a distinct voice in the indie and alt‑rock scene.

Flynn Wilder Faye

Flynn Wilder Faye (he/him) is a trans folk singer‑songwriter and storyteller based in the Philadelphia area. Rooted in indie‑folk with a distinctly theatrical narrative style, Flynn’s work blends climactic storytelling with intimate, character‑driven songwriting. He is best known as the writer of Catching Fireflies: A New Queer Musical, and he brings that same sense of journey and imagination to his solo music—guiding listeners from fantastical worlds to quiet ferry rides along the Hudson. Centering explorations of gender and sexuality, Flynn’s music invites audiences toward a more liberated and authentic sense of self.

Orangutwins

Orangutwins is the explosive rock duo of Carolyn Marosy and Andrea “Big Mama Freak” Kusten, lifelong musicians who deliver a wall of sound built on raw power, dynamic grooves, and unforgettable hooks. Veterans of the NJ/NYC scene and beyond, they’ve spent decades tearing up stages around the world.

Their debut EP, We Are A Genius—released May 22, 2026 and produced by Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Ricky Byrd and Grammy winner Bob Stander—packs four punchy, rowdy anthems for anyone who refuses to fit the mold. As proud members of the LGBTQIA+ community, Orangutwins bring loud, joyful authenticity to every stage they hit.

JASPER

JASPER is a trans indie‑pop artist who transforms the casualties of queer life into cathartic, dance‑ready anthems. Producing everything himself from his Los Angeles apartment, he draws inspiration from MUNA, The 1975, and Bruce Springsteen to craft music that feels both deeply personal and universally empowering. His Paper Magazine debut and his rising sapphic‑forward brand, Peace And Power Shop, cement him as a multidisciplinary force of resilience and creativity.

Raised in a house that straddled the border of Rockland County, NY and New Jersey, JASPER carries his hometown roots with pride—and nothing means more to him than coming home to celebrate Pride with the community that shaped him.

Adam Sank

Adam Sank is a two‑time Broadway World Cabaret Award winner and one of the nation’s most recognizable openly gay stand‑up comedians. He has appeared on NBC’s Last Comic Standing and The Today Show, FOX’s Laughs, VH1’s I Love the 2000s and Best Week Ever, CNN, CNBC, truTV, and has been a frequent guest and fill‑in host on SiriusXM.

He hosted the acclaimed weekly podcast The Adam Sank Show (ASS) from 2017 to 2023, earning three People’s Choice Podcast Award nominations. Relaunched in 2025, new episodes drop the first Friday of every month on all major audio platforms.