With over 20 years of nonstop weekends behind the decks, Drew is the world’s number one gay club DJ. From Pride main-stages to international tours, he’s performed across major cities like Los Angeles, New York City, San Francisco, Toronto, Sydney and played high-profile events including World Pride, White Party and One Magical Weekend. He holds historic residencies across the U.S. and internationally including Dallas Eagle, Rich’s San Diego and the Big Gay Cruise.
DJ Drew G is a pioneer of modern queer nightlife and the force behind Dirty Pop — the longest-running consistent pop party in the world. Known for his genre-blending, emotionally charged sets, Drew fuses pop, EDM, tech house, mashups into a signature sound that’s earned him a global following and a reputation for redefining what a gay club DJ can be.
An official remixer for Madonna, Beyoncé, Lady Gaga, and more, Drew has been featured in Vogue (2025), DJ’d for President Barack Obama, and launched viral brand Stuff I Wish Dad Said.
Now booking DJ Drew G at Music in Demand!
34 years ago I stole a CD from Camelot Music at the mall in Midland, Michigan. It had just 3 words on the cover: KILL ROCK STARS.
This was the 90s and the only way to get music was to buy it or, if you were a gay kid growing up in a house where “secular music” was from the devil, put it down your pants and walk out, then hide it when you got home and hope your parents never find it. (Reader: They always did!)
Anyway, when I got this particular banned CD into my bedroom, it changed my ears forever. I heard Kurt Cobain’s voice for the first time and felt Kathleen Hanna’s power and agency in a way that grabbed me by the soul and just never let go. I found myself pretty desperate to escape the Midwest and find my people in Olympia and, decades later, I finally did.
I am so proud to be part of the Kill Rock Stars legacy and hope some queer or trans kid is shoplifting one of my albums from some corporate record store as I type this, hearing my songs and realizing there is a great big gay world out there (and a safe place for them in it).
Thank you to KRS for believing in me and my songs and my voice and my ideas about the world for all these years. Signing a pop act to a punk label will always be punk as hell, in my book.
Go check out my Kill Rock Stars catalog wherever you find music. Buy or stream it if you can! Steal it if you must.
xx
Logan
