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Metamorkid

Metamorkid is a standout contestant from RuPaul’s Drag Race Germany, known for its transformative and avant-garde drag aesthetic. With a background in fashion design and performance art, Metamorkid brings a unique blend of creativity and innovation to the stage. Their looks often push the boundaries of traditional drag, incorporating elements of high fashion, surrealism, and theatricality.

Metamorkid’s journey on Drag Race Germany has been marked by bold fashion choices, intricate makeup, and compelling performances that captivate both judges and audiences alike. Off the stage, Metamorkid is an advocate for LGBTQ+ rights and uses its platform to promote inclusivity and self-expression. Their commitment to challenging norms and redefining beauty makes Metamorkid a memorable and influential figure in the drag community.

Queer singer-songwriter

Tom Goss

Tom Goss is an unapologetically queer singer-songwriter known for his expertly crafted songs and storytelling that explore the joys and struggles of modern love.  

A prolific writer and performer, Tom has released seven albums, produced dozens of music videos, and performed thousands of shows across the U.S., Canada, and Europe to a growing base of dedicated fans.   Tom’s music is known for its raw honesty, spotlighting themes such as marriage equality, the military’s “don’t ask, don’t tell” policy, body positivity (“Bears”), and emotional resilience. His songs have been featured on ABC, HBO, Disney+, and Univision. His musical style—ranging from power-pop to folk-rock to Americana—resonates deeply across both pop and LGBTQ+ communities.  Tom’s visually striking music videos, including Breath and SoundSon of a Preacher Man, and Amsterdam, have earned praise from The Daily BeastHuffPostThe Advocate, and NewNowNext, and have collectively garnered over 21 million views.

Raised in Kenosha, Wisconsin, Tom attended college in Missouri on a wrestling scholarship with plans to become a schoolteacher. A year of student teaching changed his path, but still committed to making a difference, he surprised his family and friends by entering a Catholic seminary in Washington, D.C., to become a priest. Frustrated by a series of #MeToo experiences, Tom began channeling his voice through songwriting and performing. After a decade in D.C., he relocated to Los Angeles in 2015.

A Tom Goss show is more than a concert—it’s an intimate, emotional, and joyful experience that feels like being invited into someone’s living room, with the volume turned up and the truth laid bare.  Whether he’s performing solo with just an acoustic guitar or backed by a full band and video projections, Tom commands the stage with warmth, humor, and vulnerability. His voice—rich, expressive, and dynamic—guides the audience through songs about love, heartbreak, identity, and resilience. From powerful anthems like “Son of a Preacher Man” to tender ballads like “Breath and Sound,” each set is a carefully crafted journey that celebrates queer life in all its complexity.

Tom’s storytelling between songs adds a deeper layer to the performance. He opens up about his past as a Catholic seminarian, his journey coming out, his marriage, and the moments of both joy and pain that have shaped his music. These personal stories draw the audience in, creating a sense of community and shared experience that’s rare and unforgettable.  Expect to laugh, cry, sing along, and maybe even dance—especially when he plays fan favorites like “Bears” or his viral hit “Bear Soup.” And by the end of the night, you won’t just feel like you’ve seen a show. You’ll feel seen.  Tom’s latest single, Bear Soup, offers a fresh take on queer body positivity and is quickly becoming a summer 2025 anthem, amassing over 16 million views on TikTok alone in its first three weeks. For tour dates and more, visit www.tomgossmusic.com or follow @tomgossmusic on social media.

Kevin Levesque

Miss Conception

With a career spanning over twenty five years, Kevin Levesque as Miss Conception, has been delighting audiences around the world with his unique style of female illusion – “a Female Delusionist® if you will”, as Kevin puts it.

From her beginnings in Toronto’s bar scene, to sell out audiences wherever she appears around the world.

Miss Conception’s one-woman, live singing shows, launched new each year in Puerto Vallarta, Mexico and Provincetown Massachusetts, parody and celebrate some of the greatest characters, movies and TV shows of our time, featuring on-stage transitions from one character to another, with costume change that happen before your eyes.

Miss Conception travels internationally and has opened shows for comedian Leslie Jordan (Will and Grace) and singer Lorna Luft (daughter of Judy Garland) and has worked alongside Tony award-winning actress Jennifer Holliday (Dreamgirls). Other credits include Second City (Toronto), being featured on ‘Queer as Folk’ and ‘Degrassi: The Next Generation’, and having the distinction of being the first contestant on Wipeout Canada to ever run the course in full drag.

Pianist

Mark Hartman

Mark Hartman (he/him) is a New York-based pianist, coach, conductor, arranger, and composer working in theater, cabaret, and concerts around the world. Mark was the Associate Conductor of Sondheim On Sondheim and Avenue Q on Broadway. Off-Broadway, he was the Music Director for The Streets Of New York (2022 Drama Desk Award Nominee, Best Orchestrations), pageant, Silence! The Musical, Ernest In Love, After The Ball, Finian’s Rainbow, and The Irish…and How They Got That Way (also Nat’l Tour), Avenue Q (Vineyard), and The Fantasticks (Sullivan St. and Orbach Theater productions). Regional credits include Asolo Rep, Broadway In Chicago, Fifth Avenue (Seattle), Goodspeed, Guthrie Theater, Old Globe, and Pasadena Playhouse. In concerts and cabaret, Mark has appeared with Lorna Luft, Chita Rivera, Jennifer Holliday, and many others. Mark is one of the creators of Magic To Do, a Stephen Schwartz revue for Princess Entertainment. He is one of the music directors for the Eugene O’Neill Theater Center’s Cabaret Conference. Mark won 3 MAC Awards, a We Are Puerto Vallarta Award and the Backstage Bistro Award for Music Direction.