Rush
Troye Sivan
A rush of communal dance-floor energy, built around a chant that begs for a crowd.
Music
Pride songs that aren't the same five tracks from 1978. These are our gay anthems for the dance floor, the pregame and the end-of-night singalong, featuring openly LGBTQ+ artists.
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← All musicTroye Sivan
A rush of communal dance-floor energy, built around a chant that begs for a crowd.
Chappell Roan
A story of finding belonging in a queer club, with a chorus made for singing together.
Sam Smith & Kim Petras
Sam Smith and Kim Petras bring theatrical tension and a heavy hook to the pregame.
Joel Corry feat. MNEK
MNEK’s vocal turns this Joel Corry collaboration into an instant dance-floor lift.
Kim Petras
A Kim Petras pick for the pop side of this club-ready selection.
Adamusic
Our remix pick for keeping the party moving between the big singalongs.
Adamusic
An Adamusic pick to keep the set moving beyond its familiar headliners.
Chappell Roan
A breakup singalong rather than a club banger, for the emotional end of the night.
Our picks start with Pink Pony Club by Chappell Roan and Rush by Troye Sivan. This 2026 selection mixes familiar favorites with other tracks from our current listening list.
Try Rush, Head & Heart and Unholy for the dance-floor portion. Pink Pony Club makes a good communal singalong when you want everyone joining in.
Music varies by city, float and DJ, so there is no universal Pride parade setlist. For your own celebration, Chappell Roan, Troye Sivan and Kim Petras offer pop hooks that fit a joyful outdoor party.