Conchita Wurst the winner of this years Eurovision Song Contest will headline London Pride today along with Sinitta, Sam Fox and Lucy Spraggan. Sinitta and Sam Fox will join Conchita on the Trafalgar Square main stage and Sinitta will appear on one of the 35 floats on the parade which leaves Baker S
Sinitta and Sam Fox will join Conchita on the Trafalgar Square main stage and Sinitta will appear on one of the 35 floats on the parade which leaves Baker Street at 1pm.
At around 3.15pm, Pride’s Got Talent winner Dorian Reland will be on stage supporting Conchita who will appear at around 3.30mp
Fresh from her semi final appearance on Britain’s Got Talent, La Voix will appear with the London Gay Big Band at 4.30pm, followed by the Pink Singers.
Trafalgar Square hosts include Dusty O, Dr Christian Jessen, Harry Derbridge as well as Emma and Chris from the Gaydio breakfast show.
Over at the Dean Street Stage, other performers from Pride’s Got Talent will be performing between 1pm and 4 pm while at 4pm the women take over, with Lucy Spraggan headlining at 5pm.
For great food and the chance to chill out with your friends and family, head over to Golden Square where the Rainbow Fete, sponsored by Out with the Family, will be open from 1pm onwards. The square will be carpeted in a rainbow. For food and drink you can choose from lollies, delicious Thai food, crepes, coffee and Greek dishes. There’s also a band stand, a bar, ping pong, bouncy castles, and face painters making a lovely day out – not just for families!
Sinitta said: “I’m looking forward to performing at Pride in London because it’s like going back to my roots! I am not gay, but the British gay community have pretty much shaped a lot of my early days out on the club and party scene with my closest friends and my many gay husbands and wives who mean so much to me. London is the best city in the world and it’s great to be recording, dancing, singing and having fun as an artist again. There have been huge land marks this year in the gay community that we should celebrate!
Dorian Reland, winner of Pride’s Got Talent, added: “I’m so grateful for the Pride’s Got Talent win! Pride’s a great opportunity to let your colours shine. It’s a chance to celebrate freedom, diversity and to stand against discrimination. I’m looking forward to performing and spicing things up by summoning up everyone’s wildest instincts!”
Pride in London is the city’s annual celebration of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) people and culture and consists of a week-long festival celebrating all aspects of the LGBT community which runs from June 22-29.
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