Bitch
Bitch's musical journey has taken her from classical-violin training in the suburbs to experimental flicks in NYC. After leaving the outskirts of Detroit for the artier charms of Chicago, Bitch's unconventional and outspoken approach to performance caught the attention of a number of indie luminaries. She took fiddling lessons with Andrew Bird, serendipitously stumbled upon future co-conspirator, Animal at acting school, moved to New York to make their own 'theater' (Bitch and Animal) and recorded and toured with Ani DiFranco (who released Bitch and Animal's records on Righteous Babe). This association yielded an international following, introducing the world to Bitch's left-of-center and controversial brand of performance.
With her latest record, Blasted! (release date spring 2010), Bitch continues to push the envelope with her wild-spirited avant-garde "theatrical punk" sound and has produced her most listenable and enjoyable album to date.

Pariah Piranha
Pariah Piranha was born in York PA in February 2006. The band unleashed their modern grunge growl on their independently-released debut cd, Feel My Face Noise, followed by the release of Animus Unanimous in 2008 on Queer Control Records. Pariah Piranha plays regularly throughout the Northeast and have played a variety of festivals, including Homoagogo, Phasefest, Ladyfest Baltimore, Fabulosa Fest, and Mondo Homo. Last year they released their third full-length album, People People, which was produced by legendary bassist Tony Maimone, who also produced The Shondes' album The Red Sea.

Geo Wyeth & Jive Grave
(w/special guests Terry & Phoebe)
Geo Wyeth mixes piano, klezmer, accordian, and a melange of musical styles to create a thoroughly unique and utterly captivating experience. Wyeth's new band project, Jive Grave, evolved out of the one-man band Novice Theory, creating story songs about legacy, lineage, memory and the city. Jive Grave's emotional anthems are built on lyrically driven jazz, Americana, torch song format, lustful vocals and polyrhythmic piano playing; trumpets, bells, and commitment to honest raw live performance in the flesh.

E-Cleff
E-Cleff formerly performed with the Charm City Boys, the DC Drag Kings and ROCKETT, but now this male impersonator has his own group The Bad Boys. The popular performer energizes everyone in the crowd, but "it's always for the ladies!"

Butthole Lickin'
Sometimes lesbian love isn't all it's cracked up to be! This hilarious short film, directed by Kanako Wynkoop and starring Missus Sarah Adams and Bridget Irish (who also wrote the film) has screened at the Maryland Film Festival and with last year's Sister Spit national tour.