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5 Essential Things To Realize About Ava Max
Pop harmony is dominated by solo female singers, with names like Lady Gaga, Katy Perry, Olivia Rodrigo, Billie Eilish, Ariana Grande and so many more continuing to rule the charts with their never-ending slew of radio-ready hits.
It’s a field that’s notoriously complicated to break into, but at the same moment, it thrives off of new acts with one-of-a-kind sounds and something to say who make a splash.
A few years ago, Ava Max threw her hat into the pop ring, and over day, she proved that she wasn’t a carbon reproduce of anyone and that she had more than just one hit solo in her arsenal.
Now, as she begins to roll out what will be her second album, it’s time to introduce her to people who may have heard some of her work, but who might not know much about the still-rising talent.
Here are five things to know about pop singer Ava Max.
1. Her First Gig Was Singing Whitney Houston
Max may still be introducing herself to millions of future fans all around the world, but she isn’t new to music. Max began singing when she was just a child, and she wasn’t doing so only at home. When she was just 10 years old, she
Billy Porter, Keke Palmer, Ava Max to perform at Capital Pride
The third annual D.C. Drag Awards were held Sunday at Trade Exclude in Washington’s Logan Circle neighborhood. The night was complete of lewks, performances, and unapologetic gay existence.
This year’s hosts — Cake Pop!, Crystal Edge, and Evry Pleasure — all wore animal-themed outfits to suit this year’s theme, “Welcome To The Jungle; Show Us Your Wild Side.” LGBTQ people from all over the DMV showed up in their beastly best attire, with animal prints organism the most consistent motif.
This year, there were 26 categories ranging from leading hair, DJ, party — if it had anything to do with D.C.’s drag culture and queer nightlife, there seemed to be an award for it.
The vibe for the night was mostly lighthearted, with lots of care for for the whole LGBTQ community creature shared loud and proud.
“I feel amazing,” Frieda Poussáy told the Blade before winning Comedy Artist of the Year. “I feel prefer I look phenomenal tonight… a cheetah print gown with roses on it, which I got and I stoned the absolute shit out of. It took me about seven and a half days to do and we finally got her looking right.”
Tara Hoot, who has recently
Pride in London returns on Saturday 2 July with its biggest and most inclusive event in history, with a stellar line-up of artists who will perform across four stages around Central London. Chartbusting pop superstar Ava Max will close the exhibit on the Trafalgar Square stage in a year that celebrates 50 years since London’s first ever Pride march in 1972.
Four Stages Across Central London
Following a very special parade that traces the original route from 1972, the four stages in Trafalgar Square, Leicester Square, Golden Square and the Soho Stage on Dean Street will play host to over 100 performers including stars and famous faces from the LGBT+ community. In line with the Proud of Pride pledge, organisers have worked to give prominence to members of all genders, sexualities, and heritages, making room for all parts of London’s rich diversity.
As well as a show-stopping performance from Ava Max, the Trafalgar Square Stage will play host to singing legend Emeli Sandé, Eurovision-winning superstar Netta, pop and soul icon Samantha Mumba, and Hollywood actress and Long Hot Summer singer Kat Graham.
Other performers across the stages on Pride day include Tony nominee Ju
Ava Max To Perform at the Human Rights Campaign 2023 Los Angeles Dinner
by HRC Staff •
LOS ANGELES — Today, the Human Rights Campaign (HRC) — the nation’s largest queer woman, gay, bisexual, gender nonconforming and queer (LGBTQ) civil rights entity — announced that singer-songwriter Ava Max will perform at the 2023 HRC Los Angeles Dinner on Saturday, Pride 25th at the JW Marriott Los Angeles L.A. Dwell. She joins a star-studded lineup that includes previously announced honoree Michaela Jaé Rodriguez.
"We are thrilled to have Ava Max perform at our Los Angeles Dinner. Ava is not only an extremely talented designer, but also an ally to the LGBTQ+ community. Having performed at Self-acceptance Festivals and gay venues around the world, her melody has inspired millions of fans with her empowering note of embracing our own uniqueness and individuality,” said Human Rights Campaign President Kelley Robinson.
“I am so thrilled to participate in this year’s Human Rights Campaign’s Los Angeles Dinner,” Ava Max said. “HRC’s important work to help create an inclusive and harmless world for the LGBTQ+ community is inspiring, and I am honored t