Talk:Timeline of UK LGBT Music

Articles still needed:

Musicians born up to 1949

• Alan Freeman (born 1927) – Australian-born disk jockey.
• Larry Parnes (1930–1989) – pop manager and impresario.
• Kit Lambert (1935–1981) – record producer, manager of The Who.
• Simon Napier-Bell (born 1939) – pop manager and journalist.

Musicians born 1950–1959

• Hazell Dean (born 1956) – dance-pop singer.
• Tony De Vit (1957–1998) – DJ at Heaven
• Jimmy McShane (1957–1995) – vocalist with Baltimora.
• Stephen Bicknell (1957–2007) – organ builder.

Musicians born 1960–1969

• Patrick Fitzgerald (born 1964) – Vocalist with Kitchens of Distinction.
• Simon Fowler (born 1965) – Lead singer with Ocean Colour Scene.
• Philippe Honoré (born 1967) – Violinist, former partner of Vikram Seth

Musicians born 1970–1979

• Billie Myers (born 1971) – rock singer-songwriter.
• Darren Hayes (born 1972) – Australian singer.
• Clare Teal (born 1973) – Jazz singer and radio presenter.
• Ross Anthony (born 1974) – pop singer with a big following in Gemany.
• Ian "H" Watkins (born 1976) – singer and dancer with Steps.
• Duncan James (born 1978) – singer and TV presenter.

Musicians born 1980–1999

• Sami Brookes (born 1980) – X Factor contestant.
• Ste McCabe (born 1980) – Queercore singer-songwriter.
• Jon Lee (born 1982) – actor, singer with S Club 7.
• Mika (born 1983) – Lebanese-British singer-songwriter.
• Patrick Wolf (born 1983) – singer-songwriter.
• Kevin McDaid (born 1984) – singer and photographer.
• Lady Sovereign (born 1985) – rapper and grime artist.
• Craig Colton (born 1988) – X Factor contestant.
• Oliver Sabin (Unicorn Kid) (born 1991) – Composer and performer of electronic music.

Articles with no dates / multiple dates

• Chris Houston
• Bright Light Bright Light (Rod Thomas)
• Andy Martin, singer with The Apostles.
• David W Ross, musician, actor and screenwriter now based in the USA.
• Laura Steel
• Debbie Smith – guitar and bass player.
• Alice Temple – singer-songwriter and BMX champion
• Belinda O'Hooley and Heidi Tidow

Wikipedia lists Michael Hurd (1928–2006) as a gay composer. Any evidence?

--Ross Burgess (talk) 08:21, 24 September 2013 (CDT)

See also; http://musescore.com/groups/lgbt-composers-and-songwriters/discuss/83075