The Hot List: just in time for Saturday night
Winter’s been a bitch, but at least the season still gives gay Atlanta good dance music. Submitted, for your listening and dancing pleasure, are hot new tracks plus some still setting the charts on fire. READ MORE »
DJ Chris Griswold celebrates his ‘POPular’-ity
In a weeks-long battle to become the next mixmaster for Centaur Music’s “POPular” CD series, DJ Chris Griswold came out on top. To the victor and his fans go the spoils at two upcoming events. READ MORE »
Wayne G: Hot British DJ brings hot new beats
Handsome London-based hot-shot DJ Wayne G. has been around since 1996, and his beats just keep getting hotter. “Remixxer – Wayne G.” shows off his artistic growth and fresh sounds. READ MORE »
God-Des & She set to rock Bellissima on Friday
A stint on “The L Word” made their song “Lick It” a lesbian anthem. But the duo God-Des & She were bucking conventions long before then, and they’re sure to keep it up for their return to Atlanta. READ MORE »
Gay men’s chorus sings a little holiday cheer
The Atlanta Gay Men's Chorus treated fans to its annual holiday concert series earlier this month with fare from across the globe during concerts in the regal Cathedral of St. Philip in Buckhead. READ MORE »
Glambert and Gaga duke it out for gay dollars
After two of the most memorable appearances on Sunday’s American Music Awards, Adam Lambert and Lady Gaga are among the biggest—and gayest—new releases this week. READ MORE »
New music from Robbie Williams and the Killers
Everyone and their brother is releasing an album between now and the end of the year, so get ready for a slew of new music. These two Nov. 10 releases will have you singing a different tune. READ MORE »
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Dance tracks for your holiday weekend
The double-dose holiday weekend -- it's Black Gay Pride and Labor Day -- demands a playlist of dance tracks made to put the bounce in your boogie through Monday and beyond. READ MORE »Tracks to rock your Madonnarama parties
Professional fraternity man by day and roving entertainment reporter by night, Buck Cooke moved to Atlanta in 2000. Armed with a passion for pop culture and rabid appetite for music, Buck scours the entertainment landscape for treasures in music, TV and cinema.With Madonna's 51st birthday on Aug. 16, gay Atlanta is preparing to celebrate the Queen of Pop with two upcoming events.
There's the Madonnarama Party at Jungle tonight and another one Aug. 14 at Mary's. In honor of Madge and her special day, here are 10 must-have tracks for any Madonna fan.
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Colton Ford bares his softer side with new tracks
With a new album on the way, a new TV season, and a new beau, Colton Ford bares all. But not in the way you might think.
It turns out Ford has a softer side. Yes, he’s a former gay porn star, but he’s also turning into quite the singer.
His sophomore album, “Under the Covers,” is set to be released this fall and Ford had a great time covering some of his favorite songs as well as some material that was new to him. During our interview, we covered the album, the upcoming season of “The Lair,” life in New York City and romance. READ MORE »
Colton Ford uncovers his softer side
Professional fraternity man by day and roving entertainment reporter by night, Buck Cooke moved to Atlanta in 2000. Armed with a passion for pop culture and rabid appetite for music, Buck scours the entertainment landscape for treasures in music, TV and cinema.With a new album on the way, a new TV season, and a new beau, Colton Ford bares all. But not in the way you might think.
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PQA Interview: The bears of Blowoff
Bob Mould and Rich Morel want you to Blowoff the Fourth of July holiday with them.The rock and electronic music powerhouses bring their successful Blowoff dance party to Atlanta on Saturday, just in time for the Atlanta Bear Fest. Mould and Morel enjoy a large following, bear or otherwise, but the event at Vinyl marks their first in Atlanta. They talked with Project Q Atlanta about how the party works and how this all got started.
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Celebrate RuPaul with 10 fabulous moments
Professional fraternity man by day and roving entertainment reporter by night, Buck Cooke moved to Atlanta in 2000. Armed with a passion for pop culture and rabid appetite for music, Buck scours the entertainment landscape for treasures in music, TV and cinema.RuPaul, one of gay Atlanta’s favorite sons, is in town tonight for a benefit performance at Primal. To get you in the mood for the diva, I've compiled a look at some of the most fabulous moments in RuPaul's career. READ MORE »
PQA Interview: Divine diva Kristine W.
Professional fraternity man by day and roving entertainment reporter by night, Buck Cooke moved to Atlanta in 2000. Armed with a passion for pop culture and rabid appetite for music, Buck scours the entertainment landscape for treasures in music, TV and cinema.Six years since her last album was released -- okay, she did have the Christmas album last year -- Kristine W. follows up with the first of two releases scheduled for this year.
The singer took a few minutes to talk with Project Q Atlanta about “The Power of Music” and the follow-up, “Straight Up with a Twist,” which is scheduled for release later this year.
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Amy Ray likes a good gay men’s store
Lesbian rocker Amy Ray talks about Atlanta's music community, her affinity for gay men's clothing stores and good eats in a recent interview with the Atlanta Journal-Constitution.More after the jump. READ MORE »
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