PrideFest 2025 Artists

HEADLINERS 2025

76TH STREET

This fast-rising duo is quickly establishing a national and global presence following tour appearances with LP and Marianas Trench. In fact, 76th Street recently scored 6,000+ entries in NPR’s Tiny Desk Contest to Win “Best Desk” in the “Fan Favorite” vote. These days they’ve got 1,000,000+ followers on social media, largely owing to their hook-filled single releases.

Haley and Spencer are 76th Street. Their compelling harmonies (Haley’s mature vocals and dynamic keyboard paired with Spencer’s energetic voice and striking electric guitar) combine into a dynamic blend of indie-rock. Their driving pop beats and electronic soundscapes create a distinct and powerful sound, whether performing great originals or contemporary covers.

Appearing: 6/29 Seattle Center Main Stage

Figgy Baby (also know as “Spice Boi”), is an internationally touring, non-binary Mexican music maker and rapper, based in Los Angeles. Their music highlights the fluidity and range of the human condition, redefining the limits of self-expression. With a mesmerizing stage presence, Figgy offers their audience a space to experience shameless joy. Figgy Baby’s work has been featured on BBC, BET, LA Times, Jubilee, MITÚ and NPR.

Figgy Baby

Appearing: 6/29 Seattle Center Main Stage

Karma Rivera is a rapper, producer and performer whose work blends urban cultural expression with themes of identity, joy, and resilience. With roots in Chicago and the Pacific Northwest, she has become a fixture in the Portland music scene, known for her genre-fluid sound and community-focused approach to music.

Karma Rivera

Appearing: 6/29 Seattle Center Main Stage

Debby Holiday, International singer/songwriter with 17 Billboard Top 20 Dance Chart Hits, broke onto the dance scene with her #5 Billboard summer anthem Dive in 2004. Holiday followed the smash hit Dive with her power ballad Half A Mile Away, which shot into the Billboard Top 10, along with Debby's follow-up dance hit Bring It On. All of Debby’s subsequent dance singles broke into the Billboard Top 20 including, Piece of My Love & Surrender Me (with the incredible Tony Moran), Joyful Sound, featured in the hit show Sordid Lives: The Series, from writer/director/producer Del Shores, starring Olivia Newton John. 

Debby Holiday

Appearing: 6.28 Capitol Hill Main Stage AND 6/29 Seattle Center Main Stage

SUPPORTING ARTISTS: PrideFest Seattle Center

Social activist by day, socialite by night. Aleksa Manila is a celebrated and respected drag personality. Aleksa is a favorite emcee/host, speaker/panelist, performer/model at many events in the region because of her smart and sassy presence onstage and her ease of engaging her audience. She's a staple in Seattle's landscape from ICON - a celebration of drag, art & life!, LEO Party, University of Washington's Lavender Graduation, Seattle Pride Parade, Seattle Pridefest, Seattle Pridefest Capitol Hill,Lifelong's Gay Bingo to Seattle Symphony's Celebrate Asia among many.

Aleksa Manila

Appearing: 6/29 Seattle Center Main Stage (ALL DAY HOST)

SUPPORTING ARTISTS: PrideFest Capitol Hill

Bacon Strip Seattle has been an independently produced drag variety show since 2005. check them out every first Saturday in Georgetown at Jules Maes Saloon. More info and tickets at baconstripseattle.org

Bacon Strip

Appearing: 6/29 Capitol Hill Main Stage

Midori Monét

Midori Monét is a Local Legend in the Seattle LGBTQ+ community, known for being one of the first black transwomen to compete in Miss Washington USA reigning as Miss Capitol Hill USA 2024. With over 6 years of experience as an entertainer in the Seattle Drag and nightlife scene. She is also the Overall Founding Mother of the Kiki House of Moschino in the PNW, making her mark in the Kiki ballroom scene snatching trophies since 2019.

Appearing: 6/28 Capitol Hill Rainbow Stage

DonnaTella Howe is moving and shaking all over Seattle. From Bacon Strip to Rainbow Bingo and playing hostess for House of Glitterati at the Tractor Tavern, the Seattle Pride parade and Capitol Hill PrideFest. She has expanded her appearances and is working the freelance circuit. Her hosting ability came about while working as assistant for MoM, running her Mothers Day and birthday tribute shows and the occasional WET night at RPlace.

DonnaTella Howe

Appearing: 6/28 Capitol Hill Main Stage (Host and Curator)