Folk music hasn't always been as progressive as it might be - so it's heartening to see queer-friendly collectives like Bogha-frois and FemFolk flourish In February, on the final night of this year's Celtic Connections festival, folk music travelled through time in two directions at once. In the main room of the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall was a variety evening with some of the genre's biggest names. One floor up in the Strathclyde Suite, the Bogha-frois (or rainbow, pronounced Boa frosh) project...
Queer as folk: traditional British music is now telling LGBT stories
The Guardian - 23 Jun 2020 13:30
Folk music hasn't always been as progressive as it might be - so it's heartening to see queer-friendly collectives like Bogha-frois and FemFolk flourish In February, on the final night of this year's Celtic Connections festival, folk music travelled through time in two directions at once. In the main room of the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall was a variety evening with some of the genre's biggest names. One floor up in the Strathclyde Suite, the Bogha-frois (or rainbow, pronounced Boa frosh) project...
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