Liverpool queer party band bringing glitter, chaos and genuine heart to every stage they hit.

A non-auditioning queer choir, who get together every Sunday and have performed at many events in Liverpool - including Eurovision 2023!

A friendly and inclusive group of LGBTQ+ folks all ages and backgrounds, led by the incredibly talented Chester-based musical director, Matt Baker.

Scouse Queen of comedy, and Liverpool's fittest nan. Expect camp, chaos, and killer live vocals.

A multi-award winning dance company set up in 2006, infamous for producing an annual vogue ball based in Liverpool.

A collective of passionate performers and talented creators, led by renowned dancer, choreographer and social entrepreneur Miguel Doforo.

A trans artist and DJ creating for the misunderstood divas on the dancefloor, inspired by the resistance that birthed dance and house music and to honour her queer ancestors.

Khaliyah is a young artist from Liverpool. Using UK Drill inspired sound and a dash of her sparkling personality, Kween K is amongst the small percentage of artists in the UK rap scene to to come out of Liverpool.

Elliot Bam is a genre bending pop artist, originally from Liverpool and recently back from dazzling audiences in New York with music inspired by rock, blues, and his classical piano training. 

With a unique blend of heartfelt lyrics and infectious pop melodies, irish-born queer pop icon Patrick’s music has captured hearts and turned heads across the industry.

With a soft queer pop sound that is both soothing and reflective, Ellie's music serves as a source of comfort, escape and relatability for those looking for a moment of reprieve from the world.

A breakout star on BBC Three’s I Kissed a Boy – Season 2, Jack is more than a performer; he’s a voice for bold self-expression and boundless creativity.

Drag Idol UK 17 finalist and self-confessed gobby loudmouth with an 'angelic' voice, Shania Pain is back in her drag home city to celebrate Pride.

Scouse songstress, wig stylist, jewellery maker, dressmaker, cabaret artist & DJ, jill-of-all-trades Brenda LaBeau is ready to shine on the arena stage.

Two Liverpool-based drag artists and disability rights activists behind Not Your Scapegoat, Crypelle and Siren's art centres around politics, activism, and alternative fashion design.

Fresh from Sahir's Comedy Roast Battle, Debbie Darling is here as your hostest with the mostest and resident drag DJ.

Liverpool's own goth mommy and darker half of House Barbital, Shuv takes to the M&S Bank Arena stage to tempt her audience over to the dark side.

Liverpool's resident creepy, campy, cartoon creature of drag is taking Liverpool's Pride by storm - if gender is a performance, they're doing a one-creature show and playing every single part.

A fierce fusion of UK club music and the carnivals of Northeast Brazil – Katumba create an explosion of rhythmic revelry that you can’t help but dance to.

Naya Thorn's got a packed Pride weekend - but Heaven's sharp tongued siren still has time to strut onto the main stage at Liverpool's Pride.

Professional dancer and cabaret performer Jester Boy is taking to the stage with an exquisite cabaret act not to be missed.

Welsh icon Minnie takes a break from the DJ decks to show us what a decade as a staple of the Liverpool drag scene has taught them about slaying the house down.