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Out Front Colorado interviewed Amy Ray, who spoke in her signature throaty voice about touring, gay marriage, relationship “merit badges” and what she is looking forward to about her Colorado trip.
The musical – which a large cult following now – is slated to play the main stage at The Arvada Center for the Arts and Humanities from June 26 to July 15. Director Gavin Mayer says that local designer Mondo Guerra, winner of Project Runway: All Stars, is doing the costumes, and that there’s plenty of pink!
Betty DeGeneres has a few things to say about Pride and PFLAG.
Colton Ford has been musical for as long as he can remember. After a short career in the porn industry, he went full force into his music. His new album, ‘The Way I Am’ is set for release in July. Ford will be turning up the heat at the Bar Standard for DJ Tatiana’s Pornstar Party June 15. He talked with OFC about his new album and his racy career as a porn star.
DJ Irene has been dropping the beats for audiences across the club nation since 1996, and now she’s back in the Mile High to make Denver’s Pride hot. Irene has been all over the country doing gig after gig and is pumped for her upcoming Denver performance. She will be performing June 17 at the Climax Sunday party at Vinyl.
One of the world’s hottest DJs – headlining Vinyl’s Climax Pride After Party June 17 – has traveled the world, designed many great events and has launched his own clothing and underwear lines. That’s DJ Kidd Madonny – who spoke with Out Front Colorado on what he’s up to and has planned to shake things up in Denver.
Romi Klinger, the reality TV star from The Real L-Word, is stopping in Colorado for a taste of Pride. With the recent release of her song “Oh La La,” The Real L Word’s third season set to air in July and an album not far behind, Klinger is ready to party it up at Girl Pride at City Hall June 16.
No stranger to the notoriously thick beat-pumping Denver DJ circuit scene, rising star and local DJ Sean Ogrady lets OFC readers in on his music career and what makes the LGBT community in Denver tick.
Fab Morvan is taking Denver Pride back in time to the late ’80s and early ’90s with his talented vocals. This performer has long risen past the controversy he went through as half of the music duo Milli Vanilli and is paying tribute to the group at Pride. Morvan spoke with OFC about his new single and his music career.
