Dave Steinfeld

When it comes to spilling her heart and soul to thousands of complete strangers, Mary Lambert is no rookie.

Marianne Faithfull talks punk rock, sexuality and her new album.

Neneh Cherry is one of the few musicians who achieved pop stardom and then took the road less traveled.

The first thing you notice about the new Pretenders album, Hate for Sale, is that all four members of the band are on the cover.

The talented, bisexual musician finds her voice.

White Widow is the nom de rock of Massachusetts-bred, Austin-born singer Carla Patullo who has been making albums for half a decade now—culminating with Black Heart.

Everyone in the queer community and the music industry knows who the Indigo Girls are.

The Indigo Girls talk orchestras, politics, and each other.

Sophie B. Hawkins is, of course, best known for her music— specifically the memorable pop hits “Damn I Wish I Was Your Lover,” “Right Beside You,” and of course “As I Lay Me Down.”

Cyndi Lauper has worn more than a few hats during her 30-year career: pop music megastar and ’80s style icon; actress and comedian; theater composer; and, of course, major ally to the LGBTQ community, to name just a few.