Gay woman country singer

In fact, there are plenty of LGBTQ + country singers and artists out there who aren't only opening doors and breaking barriers, but also putting out some of the best country music today.

Before Women’s History Month comes to a close, we must take a moment to celebrate the legendary women who have influenced queer country. From traditional country singers, to folk singer/songwriters, to allies, here are ten women who have established themselves as queer country icons.

So, today, let’s take a look at some of the most celebrated gay country singers – from Grammy Award-winning stars Brandi Carlile and Lil Nas X to T.J. Osborne, who is the first gay artist signed to a major country label. Check them out below. 1. Brandi Carlile.

Here are 25 LGBTQ+-friendly country artists out there proving that homophobia isn't an inherent part of good ol' country music.

Here are some names the country community has rallied behind in recent years, as well as some good ol’ country music. Sam Williams, Son of Hank Williams Jr.

In fact, there are plenty of LGBTQ + country singers and artists out there who aren't only opening doors and breaking barriers, but also putting out some of the best country music today.

From Chely Wright to T.J. Osborne, these country artists are helping LGBTQ+ country fans see themselves represented in a genre they love.

Here, we’ve listed 10 of the greatest and most famous LGBTQ country singers and their contributions to the genre. Let’s get started. Related: Check out our list of country music singers here. 1. Brandi Carlile. Born in Washington State, Brandi Carlile was singing for large audiences by age 8.