…and watch the full #Out100Live broadcast at Out.com/Out100Live 🏳️‍🌈

“This year we all had the opportunity to give up or move forward, and most of us probably did at least a little of both. I have been surviving the pandemic through music, fashion, art, rescue doggos, and just showing up for the communities I care about and belong to. I’m grateful to still be here and feel very clear about who and how I am trying to be in this new world. My reaction to the endless suffering happening around me and across the globe this past year was to lean all the way into gay joy, any way I could. Everything I create now is rooted in this unwavering belief that we will all come back together someday, to dance and hug and kiss and fuck and eat at restaurants and go to shows and see our families and shop in stores and travel and get the mail without worrying about dying and just have fun, like we used to. I spent so many years — decades, actually — unhappy in my own life. I just absolutely refuse the darkness now.” – Logan Lynn

(Full quote for Out Magazine, November 2021 issue)

Thank you to Out Magazine for the great night and for the #Out100 honor.

Thanks also to Portugal. The Man for making a gay feel special.

You can watch the replay of the show now at www.Out.com/Out100Live — it’s cute! (The #Out100Live program kicks off 19 minutes into the video cuz livestream.)

Love y’all.

Out Magazine’s got the exclusive premiere of my new video, a full day early!

Give it a spin here now.

🎄Kill Rock Stars

Super excited to be part of this year’s #OUT100 Livestream event, happening next Thursday (11/18) at 8pm ET on Out.com/Out100Live and Out Magazine’s Facebook and Twitter accounts!

See you there.

❤️

Really appreciate all the love.

It’s such an honor to be recognized as one of this year’s #Out100 alongside Billy Eichner, Justin Tranter, Demi Lovato, Orville Peck, Elliot Page, Aubrey Plaza, Niecy Nash-Tucker, Carl Clemons-Hopkins, and so many of my faves!

Thank you to Alessandro Michele and the team at Gucci for dressing me again for this shoot. 💚❤️

Here’s the magic link.

Huge thanks to Out Magazine for including me on this year’s OUT100!

“LGBTQ+ Performers of the Year” has a really nice ring to it. 🖤

CHECK IT OUT.

New interview published today in Out Magazine!

Had a blast chatting with Mikelle Street for this piece. 🏳️‍🌈

Check it out HERE.

#GayGayGayGayGay

Check out the .gay feature in Out Magazine this week! So fun.

Read it HERE.

Thank you to BLURT MAGAZINE for naming my new record ADIEU one of the Top 10 Albums of 2016! 💀 💔 🔪

It is an honor to be included in that list of bands and artists who conquered the past 12 months in song. Click HERE for the full list at Blurt online.

ADIEU has been reviewed by over 50 magazines, newspapers and blogs already — ALL of which have been positive!!! Thank you to everyone who has taken the time to listen to this thing since its release on September 23rd.

This record is my heart. No filter.

If you haven’t already, pick up your copy on 150 Gram Red Double Vinyl, CD Digipak or Digital HERE and stream it free at the usual suspects, or by clicking on the cover artwork below.

Check out these reviews!!!

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Thanks to the Out Magazine Editors for featuring my new video “Everything You Touch Turns To Gold” this week on Out.com in the Popnography section! Check out the post by clicking HERE or on the August issue cover below.

From Out Magazine: August 2013

“We want a pair of those metal wings!  We’ve told you about Portland’s gay singer-songwriter Logan Lynn before, including his sexy video for “Hologam,” but we didn’t know he had an obsession for REM’s “Losing My Religion” video, which his latest video for his single “Everything You Touch Turns to Gold” is in obvious tribute. Watch it below:”

My new video Hologram premiered today over at Out Magazine! Click HERE to check it out. The video was directed by Adrian Sotomayor and Aaron Bear and there are loads of Portland and Seattle peeps featured throughout.

The video is exclusive with Out this first week and will go live elsewhere on Friday!

From Out Magazine: (1/23/2013)

“Following Portland’s gay singer-songwriter Logan Lynn’s 2010 critically acclaimed record, I Killed Tomorrow Yesterday, and his 2009 award-winning album, From Pillar To Post, comes Lynn’s latest work, Tramp Stamps and Birthmarks. His latest single “Hologram” off the new album is a wonderfully mellow, soft electro-pop number about questioning one’s action after being unnoticed and realizing it’s caused you to be hollow.

Lynn said: “Almost as soon as I rejected the chase and stress of [the industry], opportunities started falling out of the sky and into my lap. Ultimately, I just couldn’t pass up working with the people I am working with right now.” Lynn also noted that he would continue his activism work even if his schedule will get complicated.”