Heart is officially partnering with Pride in London and Brighton & Hove Pride

2 June 2023, 13:22 | Updated: 7 June 2023, 09:59

Heart is now officially partnering with Pride in London and Brighton & Hove Pride.

Heart is proudly partnering with Pride in London and Brighton & Hove Pride for the second year in a row.

We are so excited to support the UK’s LGBTQ+ community and take part in such a joyful celebration.

Our Global network, pride@global, made up of LGBTQ+ staff and allies will also be marching in both parades on our special Heart Truck which will be playing our Pride Playlist..

Listen now on Global Player: Global Pride playlist with the best hits from LGBTQ+ artists and allies, from the 80s, 90s, 00, 10s and now.

We believe that every one deserves to feel comfortable, accepted and included in the workplace regardless of their sexuality or gender identity.

Both events are vital when it comes to campaigning for change and fundraising for incredible community projects.

Pride in London

Adam Lambert will be headlining this year’s Pride in London - on July 1st - with his single ‘You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real’) which will follow the Never March Alone theme.

This year’s event will host an all-star cast of LGBTQ+ members and allies, including the likes of Frozen star, Idina Menzel, and YouTube icon, Todrick Hall, alongside many more.

There will be even more fun with five stages dedicated to the world’s greatest LGBTQ+ talent, including Pride in London’s first dedicated stage to trans performers and artists.

Heart is the official media partner for Pride in London 2023 and our employee network, pride@global will be marching in the parade, along with some of your favourite Heart presenters on our official Heart Truck!

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Brighton & Hove Pride

Brighton & Hove Pride returns with ‘We Are Fabuloso’ taking place on Saturday 5th August (12pm-10.30pm) and Sunday 6th August 2022 (1pm-9.30pm).

Promising to be bigger than ever, international stars the Black Eyes Peas will be headlining the Saturday.

Zara Larsson, Jax Jones, Dylan, Mae Muller, and Bellah Mae will also take to the stage on Saturday, while iconic group Steps has been confirmed as Sunday's headline act to close the festival.

They'll be joined by stars such as Melanie C, along with Louise, B*Witched, The Vivienne, and Harley Moon Kemp.

Brighton held its first ever Gay Pride march one year after London in 1973, with the first full Pride festival taking place in 1991.

Buy tickets to Brighton & Hove Pride HERE