Performing Arts Houston gives singer-songwriter Ben Chavez the room to expand his 2025 New/Now piece Last Day, County Fair into a full-length concept musical premiering this September at the Wortham Center.
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Houston-born musician and visual artist Angela Uhegwu, who performs as S.O.U.L.A.S.P.H.E.R.E, weaves her Nigerian upbringing and queer identity into music, videos, and a spiritual exploration of her craft.
Read More »Houston-based cellist Nathaniel Cook joins the Recording Academy's Class of 2026, bringing a queer voice — and a genre-spanning career — to the table shaping the Grammy Awards.
Read More »Houston Pride Orchestra founder Ruby Ortiz on stumbling into music, being bullied out of a classroom, and building a space where queer musicians can finally feel safe.
Read More »A new ensemble is giving Houston's LGBTQIA+ string, woodwind, brass, and percussion musicians a place to belong — and a stage to be celebrated, not just tolerated.
Read More »The Garden Theatre skates the cult Broadway musical into MATCH this August, with producing artistic director Logan Vaden calling it "children's theater for middle-aged gay folks."
Read More »Ahead of her long-awaited sophomore album, Houston singer-songwriter Sara Van Buskirk headlines the sixth Annual Miller Summer Mixtape — blending Americana and folk influences with radical, queer-forward honesty.
Read More »Licensed therapist Tammy Fountain has spent decades fighting for marginalized communities. Now she's bringing that same energy to the Texas Gay Rodeo Association's Galveston chapter — and she's dreaming big.
Read More »Galveston may be a small town, but GIFT president Christina Weaver says its LGBTQ+ community punches well above its weight. And she's working to make sure no one gets left behind.
Read More »Julie Mabry's Pearl Bar has relocated to a massive new space on Washington Avenue — complete with a concert stage, pickleball court, and a sister sports bar — while doubling down on its identity as…
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