Country Music Has Never Been More Gay

Jon Freeman

June 7, 2023

Rolling Stone - Country

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For decades, Nashville has been hostile to LGBTQ artists. Now, a handful of musicians and songwriters are leading the way to acceptance

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eQuality Events creates extraordinary opportunities where music can transcend gender, identity, genre, color, or who you love. It creates safe, welcoming, authentic, and affirming concerts and events that build communities and celebrates how music keeps us in tune with who we are and who we aspire to become. It seeks to change the narrative, create lanes, and open minds so that we focus on how being human is what unites us as human beings.

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