November LGBTQ Music Releases
This month, Gay City News reviews a compilation from the LGBTQ-friendly All Things Go festival and a box set by the punk band Hüsker Dü.
Guitarist Bob Mould is gay, while their late drummer Grant Hart was bi.
New Music Releases
- Various Artists | “All Things Go: 10 Years” | ATG/Futures | November 7th
The All Things Go festival has become a successor to the woman-centered ‘90s festival Lilith’s Fair, which was created by Sarah McLachlan.
Reviewing the 2024 edition for “Vulture,” Rebecca Alter dubbed it “LESBOPALOOZA,” adding that “the artists were mostly confessional singer-songwriter pop, mostly women, mostly queer.”
While it only takes place in a few North American cities rather than traveling the entire continent, it’s become one of our premiere showcases for female and non-binary musicians.
Author's summary: Gay City News reviews LGBTQ music releases.
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