Pride carries on with a drag, sexy, after-dark edition at FGO-Barbara.

In Paris, Pride spills onto the dancefloor as well. The GenderFvck Klub returns to FGO-Barbara for a drag night and clubbing crafted to mark Pride on June 27, 2026. Dreamed up by Gemini K within the Genderless collective, this edition blends performances with house DJ sets and electro-pop, drag queens, drag kings, club kids, and night creatures in a format designed to let queer-stage energy converse with the dancefloor and underground culture. A night meant to extend the March of Pride into a nocturnal, free, and festive mood, right in the heart of the 18th arrondissement.

Launched in 2024, this queer night revives the original spirit of those legendary parties, but in a more club-oriented version. The "Show" format, introduced in 2019, put the spotlight on performance tableaux. The Klub, for its part, prioritizes movement, music and the flow between artists and the audience. Here, performers don’t limit themselves to the stage: some also spin behind the decks, intentionally blurring the lines between spectacle drag, soirée club and performance queer.

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For this Pride edition, the lineup is 100% drag. Notably, Charlie d’Emilio, a Parisian drag king known for glam and androgynous flair, Fiona Cab, a circus performer hailing from cabaret and sideshow, Grand Gaillard, a drag creature with a deliberately shifting identity, or Morphine Blaze, a drag queen inspired by nocturnal aesthetics, cult cinema and unapologetic glamour. The night also features Juda LaVidange, a drag king and DJ, Ladorée, a drag queen, burlesque performer and DJ, as well as Gemini K, host, performer and DJ, the project’s originator.

With the GenderFvck Klub at the FGO-Barbara, Pride extends into a space where people come as much to dance as to witness the emergence of distinctive visual and stage universes. A way to experience Pride in Paris differently, without buzzword-heavy rhetoric, but with a focus on bodies, identities and the imaginaries that make up the queer night.

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