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Róisín Murphy has criticized Madonna over her support for transgender people. via: Pink News Posting to Twitter on Tuesday (4 August), Murphy shared her reaction to an apology post from former Disney star Gino Segers, who was dropped from the Broadway production of Hadestown after sharing a series of anti-trans posts. Murphy pondered how artists had been “legally gagged”, stating: “I was told at the time that most major label contracts had the very authoritarian-sounding ‘mor

Irish electronic music singer/songwriter took to social media to whine about her career taking a huge nosedive after she made disparaging comments about trans children. via: Pink News Irish singer, songwriter, and producer Róisín Murphy has opened up about the fallout from her controversial comments on puberty blockers, saying the backlash left her feeling professionally and personally isolated. Speaking at a Westminster event on Monday (27 April), she described how quickly o

Istanbul’s inaugural Back in Town Festival has removed iconic 90s electronic musician Roisin Murphy from its lineup, organizers announced Friday, citing her recent statements as incompatible with the festival’s values. The event, debuting this year, aims to bring together local and international artists across multiple genres. via: Stereogum Two years after she first came under fire for speaking against hormone replacement therapy for children, Róisín Murphy is, unfortunatel

Despite previously promising to stop talking about trans people on social media, singer Róisín Murphy has succumbed to the need to post, prompting EDM DJ/producer The Blessed Madonna to channel her inner-Will Smith. via: Pink News Posting on Twitter on Tuesday (21 October), disco singer and former Moloko member Róisín Murphy shared a graph indicating that the number of 18 to 22-year-olds identifying as transgender or non-binary dropped steeply between 2022 and 2024. “It was

Róisín Murphy is a dance music icon, a legend in the club. She made a name for herself in Moloko – and if you’re a casual music listener...

I guess controversy sells, because a month after Irish electronic music artist Róisín Murphy, who has become the most vilified female...