Friday’s Big Reveal — Tunes, Tea and Chart Drama – «Outed on Friday!» Week 09 2026

A high‑energy Week 09 edition of «Outed on Friday!» delivers the ultimate LGBTQ weekend soundtrack, spotlighting new releases from Isak Danielson, Skrellex, Sander Sanchez, Søren Torpegaard Lund and Tom Goss, plus all the buzz from Melodi Grand Prix and the Eurovision season.

«Outed on Friday!» Week 09 2026 — The Weekend That Brings the Noise

It’s Friday, the inboxes are finally quiet and the club lights are flicking on — and «Outed on Friday!» has your official weekend soundtrack. From glittering club pop to cheeky seasonal singalongs and heart-on-sleeve balladry, this week’s roundup promises drama, hooks and plenty of reasons to hit replay.

New Releases Set to Ruin Your Sleep (In The Best Way)

Five sizzling new singles are poised to crash the LGBTQ Music Chart next week, and they’re not asking politely. If you’ve been hoarding votes like a miser with coins, now’s the time to spend them — your fave could rocket from barroom banger to chart-topper with one decisive click. Voting opens every Monday at the LGBTQ Music Chart site; make it part of your Monday ritual and give that track the shove it needs.

The Radio Scoop: Tim Graham’s Weekly Revelation

If you missed the live reveal on the LGBTQ Music Chart with Tim Graham, don’t panic — the show is still the place for exclusive spins, hot takes and the kind of commentary that can make a sleeper track blow up overnight. It’s the queer music fix your weekend deserves: tune in, turn it up and bask in the chaos.

Artists — This One’s for You: Submission Rules (Yes, They Matter)

Want your song played next Saturday? Submit. Follow the rules. Seriously. Too many promising tracks get bounced for tiny missteps — the number one offence is not having an active BlueSky account. If you’re serious about being heard, get your socials in order and follow the submission checklist to the letter. Artists who skip it get left at the back of the queue while the rule-followers dance past them.

Featured Acts: Who’s Serving This Week

Catch these tunes on next week’s radio show — don’t miss them.

Isak Danielson — «Always You»

Isak Danielson’s music sits with heartbreak rather than smoothing its edges, letting the raw, unspoken moments breathe. On his new single «Always You», the Gothenburg (Sweden) singer‑songwriter leans into that signature stillness once more, crafting a quietly powerful reflection on the love that slipped away and the version of himself shaped by it. The result is a tender, slow‑burn meditation that deepens his reputation for emotionally precise, beautifully restrained songwriting. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart. Do you want LGBTQ Music Chart to pick yours ?

Skrellex — «Into the wild»

«Into the wild» is one of the standout entries heading into the Melodi Grand Prix 2026 final, Norway’s official selection for the Eurovision Song Contest. Set for 28 February 2026 in Lillehammer, the track arrives with growing buzz as fans look ahead to one of the most competitive MGP finals in recent years. Its inclusion positions the song firmly in the spotlight, drawing attention from Eurovision followers eager to see which artist will secure Norway’s ticket to the big stage. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart. Do you want LGBTQ Music Chart to pick yours ?

Sander Sanchez — «Two Spirit»

Sander Sanchez’s «Two Spirit» brought a deeply personal and culturally rich story to this year’s Grand Prix, even if it didn’t take home the win. Inspired by his own life, the song weaves together threads from the queer community and his Native American heritage, drawing on the traditions of the Lakota tribe in South Dakota, where his father comes from. That influence shapes both the sound and spirit of «Two Spirit», giving the track a distinctive identity that stands out in Denmark’s Eurovision selection and highlights Sanchez as an artist unafraid to honour every part of who he is Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart. Do you want LGBTQ Music Chart to pick yours ?

Søren Torpegaard Lund — «Før vi går hjem»

Søren Torpegaard Lund has won Denmark’s Melodi Grand Prix with «Før vi går hjem», a driving, late‑night pop anthem that captures the rush of a moment you never want to end. Set to represent Denmark at Eurovision, the track stands out not only for its pulsing energy but also for its commitment to the Danish language, bringing a distinctly Nordic character to the 2026 contest and positioning Lund as one of the season’s most intriguing contenders. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart. Do you want LGBTQ Music Chart to pick yours ?

Tom Goss — «I am me»

Tom Goss is an unapologetically queer singer‑songwriter whose finely crafted storytelling captures the highs and lows of modern love with striking honesty. His work has long championed themes central to LGBTQ+ life — from marriage equality and the legacy of the military’s «don’t ask, don’t tell» policy to body positivity in tracks like Bears and the quiet resilience that shapes queer identity. His latest release, «I am me», the original theme from the upcoming feature film «Sweet Nothing», continues that tradition, offering a heartfelt affirmation of selfhood that reinforces Goss’s reputation as one of the most authentic and emotionally resonant voices in contemporary queer music. Lucky pick by LGBTQ Music Chart Do you want LGBTQ Music Chart to pick yours ?

Playlist Note: Fresh Friday Drops

Our playlist refreshes every Friday — some of this week’s featured singles might appear later depending on release timing across Amazon Music, Apple Music, YouTube and Spotify. Follow the playlist on Apple Music  or Spotify so you don’t miss the moment something becomes your new obsession.

Final Beat

This week’s «Outed on Friday!» is less a bulletin and more a calling: support the artists, vote early, and don’t let the rules trip you up. Whether you’re heading out or staying in, these five releases give you everything from confessional pop to holiday eye-rolls and rousing anthems. Now go on — make it loud. Make it queer. Make it legendary.