
Gay Icon Bonnie Tyler Dies at 75 — Tributes Pour In From Across the Globe
09/07/2026Bonnie Tyler, beloved Welsh singer and LGBTQ icon known for «Total Eclipse of the Heart», has died aged 75 after…
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Week 30 of LGBTQ Music Chart of 2022 are out and take a look at Top 50 of most liked songs and the perfect playlist for coming weekend.
Number #01 this week are Benjamin with the song «Gay» and the HIT warning of the Week goes to Chris Isen – with the song «Wicked Game» and got the #22 spot this week.
The newcomer of the week are Billy Mick – with the new single «Start Over Again» and got the #05 spot on the chart. Song of the Week are Lars Henriksen & Emmis with «Homsenes Drikkelek (Gays Drinking game)» #32 this week.
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These left us this week : Michael M & Can2 (So relentless), Justin Strauss (Heaven – Emily’s version), KEiiNO (On a Night Like This), Electrosexual – ((How To) Change Your Mind). Harrison Hollingquest (Making Plans (Jody)) wasn’t able to enter the LGBTQ Music Chart.
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