Affirmative, celebratory and subversive: these are the song that celebrate queer life.

A vibrant tribute to the hugely talented show woman and recording artist, performer of hits like Simply the Best and Whats Love Got to Do with it.

With his countertenor voice and synthesisers, Klaus Nomi created an alien persona that blurred the lines between genres and challenged conventions.

Choirs and singers from across the Baltic nation come together in a joyful celebration of Estonian musical culture.

Odysseus delves into the depths of the Underworld... 

A host of great musicians celebrate the songwriting and political commitment of the great folk musician.

In 1988, 20-year-old Céline Dion won Eurovision for Switzerland in an event that kickstarted her international career.

From singing into a hairbrush to performing for millions, Tape traces the humble beginnings and dizzyng successes of all your favourite stars

The hard rock legends return to Europe with their "Power Up” tour, featuring an anthology concert and cult hits.

What's the recipe for making a song a global hit?

Singer-songwriter Paris Paloma performs arrangements of her songs surrounded by the art of Hieronymus Bosch and Camille Claudel.

The classic breakup song by Gloria Gayner is a feminist song that was adopted by the gay community as a anthem against adversity.

In the 1980s, one song celebrating gay sexual climax became a worldwide hit.

A song written like a film script: the story of the daily life of a young gay man who has to leave his town to escape ostracism and violence

A rail journey through the northernmost Baltic state takes in the country’s vast forests, medieval towns and traditional songs.

As the first all-female rap collective in India, Wild Wild Women are making waves on the Mumbai music scene.

The first queer song to win Eurovision was a crooner’s calling out of discrimination against homosexuals.

Somewhere Over The Rainbow from The Wizard of Oz is a song of hope and a symbol of a better world for the queer community.

Troye Sivan plays with drag, desire and gender roles in his pop songs which are steeped in queer tradition.

French singer Eddy de Pretto talks about homophobia and unrealistic expectations of masculinity in a very personal song.