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Melanie C to headline Brisbane's Big Gay Day in 2020

Spice Girl Mel C will headline Brisbane’s Big Gay Day celebrations in 2020.

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The music festival’s lineup will also include Electric Fields, Cry Club, The Regime, and Being Jane Lane.

Melanie C will headline the festival on Sunday 8 March which is also International Women’s Day. The singer will appear with her drag group Sink the Pink with who she recently released the camp tune High Heels.

The event held at The Wickham Hotel will raise money for LGBTIQ community groups including the Queensland AIDS Council, Brisbane Pride, Australian Transgender Support Association of Queensland, Open Doors Youth Service, Diverse Voices, and LGBTI Legal Service.

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