Loud and Proud Logan Festival Program

Kings of Kaos (formerly Toucan Kings) is coming back with an all-new show to rock your world. Set to the glorious sounds of 90s rock, pop, RnB and a with solid dash of metal, Kings of Kaos will have you screaming for more with their hilarious and all-ages variety show. Featuring Archie Arsenic, Collin Oscopy, Lord Sev, Will Turn-Her, York Lit, and Zelphia Mann.

Get ready for the season’s most iconic lineup of Drag Royalty! 

This electrifying evening will feature iconic performances from Scarlett Fever, Shusu Funtanna, Dolly Kicks, Kora Kurvacious, Chocolate Boxx, Ladybird, Vollie Lavont and Lulu Lemans!

Presented by Community Bank Logan, and supported by Formally Ever After, this empowering Gender-Inclusive Fashion Show will feature iconic performances by Meanjin’s own pioneering ballroom house – celebrating bodies of all shapes, sizes and all identities within the gender spectrum.

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Are you ready for total worm domination? Worm Girlz are here to spill the dirt and eat up your scraps with powerful guitars and genius lyrics. Meanjin’s cutest supergroup.

Worm Girlz have been wriggling their way across Australia’s east-coast supporting Teen Jesus and the Jean Teasers, Spiderbait, Suzi, Hope D and Betty Taylor, and making a splash at Laneway Festival Sydney, Bigsound, and LOUD WOMEN Fest Australia. Get WORMY WITH US!

Nikolaine returns to Loud and Proud with his unmissable jazz-infused blues and roots, infused with funky, uplifting folk undertones. Stay and sway along to his fat, rhythmic riffs, gnarly fingerpicking and sassy base as we head into a spectacular evening of live shows.

Majelen is a one-woman force of nature—think Tash Sultana meets Ed Sheeran on a road trip with the windows down. Her music is raw, rhythmic and romantic, blending soulful vocals, acoustic grooves and honest-as-hell storytelling made for wild hearts and sunset drives.

If you’re into love songs with grit and heart, Majelen’s your next obsession.

Love Thrills is an all-queer rock outfit hailing from Gubbi Gubbi and Jinibara lands. Their synth rock sound with punk undercurrents make their live shows brimming with raw energy and enthusiasm. Their songs will be your anthems to love, hookups, breakups and makeups.

Don’t miss their epic, fast paced, punk rock thrillers and own-your-power anthems!

Brisbane Pride Choir is a group of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, intersex, and queer-friendly people who come together to sing.

Enjoy the uplifting harmonies from this dynamic group of singers on the outdoor stage.

Buckle up—Jaylee’s original music is an emotional rollercoaster of connection and truth through self-discovery, freedom, unconditional love, and embracing the beauty of your own mosaic. Blending acoustic R&B and pop rock with touches of country twang and heartfelt ballads, Jaylee’s sound is as eclectic as it is honest. Every song tells a story—and together, those stories are Jaylee. “That’s me!”

Acton “ACE” Wickens (@ActionChickens) is a transmasc indie-folk musician and busker. His heartfelt songs explore love, identity, and lived experience. Acton brings raw emotion, captivating vocals, and community connection to every performance.

Ability – The Show is where fierce meets fearless! Curated and hosted by the unstoppable Helen Wheels, this dazzling drag show celebrates performers with disability, proving that talent, creativity and charisma know no bounds.

Expect bold looks, big energy, and boundary-pushing performances that challenge perceptions and light up the stage. It’s glitter, guts and unapologetic power in one unforgettable show.

Hosted by Louise Poole of Welcome Change Media, this podcast and live panel shares real conversations from LGBTQIA+ community voices. Recorded live at the festival, this session features a diverse panel exploring topics like mental health, raising rainbow families, and finding queer joy through lived experience.

It’s a chance to hear honest stories, reflect on shared challenges, and connect with others in the community.

Head to the mezzanine (known as ‘The Mezz’) and step into a powerful, community-built exhibition created by lesbian, queer, bi, trans and sapphic women from Logan. Featuring murals, tapestry, self-portraiture, and mixed media works, this showcase brings lived experience to the forefront—sharing raw, honest stories of identity, resilience, chosen family, and queer joy.

Need a moment to reset? Our Sensory-Friendly Chill Out Space is a quiet, low-stimulation zone designed for anyone who needs a break from the noise and activity of the festival. With comfy seating, soft lighting, and a calm atmosphere, it’s a safe space to rest, recharge, and find your balance.

Loud & Proud Logan will host our very own Living Library!

How does it work?
☕ You’ll find a “bookshelf” of Living Books at Devon Pixies Teahouse Cafe between 2pm-6pm.
📖 Our Living Books will have a short “blurb” for festival goers to read, and then our Books can be “borrowed” by festival goers.
🤝 When the conversation has concluded, Living Books are “returned” to the Living Library for another reader to borrow.