LGBT Pride Month is going into full swing. Here in the Carolinas, Pride season will stretch all the way into fall. To make your celebrations even more fun and exciting, take a look at what Spotify says are its most-streamed songs on its Pride-themed playlists. The music streaming service analyzed tens of thousands of playlists and found the top tracks, spanning several decades and even including classics like Judy Garland’s “Over the Rainbow,” which came in at number one.

Other songs in the list include the iconic “Believe” from the ever-popular diva herself, Cher. It came in at number two. More contemporary songs made it on the list, too, including two from Lady Gaga. The only surprise? Where’s Sister Sledge’s “We are Family”?

Here’s the full top 20 list —

Top 20 Streamed Songs Across Pride-Themed Playlists US:

1. Over the Rainbow – Judy Garland

2. Believe – Cher

3. Let’s Have A Kiki – Scissor Sisters

4. Born This Way – Lady Gaga

5. Sissy That Walk – RuPaul

6. I’m Coming Out – Diana Ross

7. Work B**ch – Britney Spears

8. Vogue – Madonna

9. Stay With Me – Sam Smith

10. Supermodel (You Better Work) – RuPaul

11. I Wanna Dance with Somebody (Who Loves Me) – Whitney Houston

12. Dancing Queen – ABBA

13. Hung Up – Madonna

14. Dancing On My Own – Robyn

15. It’s Raining Men – The Weather Girls

16. I’m Not The Only One – Sam Smith

17. Closer – Tegan And Sara

18. Only Girl (In The World) – Rihanna

19. Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It) – Beyoncé

20. The Edge Of Glory – Lady Gaga

Spotify is also promoting two featured Pride-themed playlists from actor Alan Cumming and another from YouTube personality Tyler Oakley.

Learn more and listen in for your next Pride party at spotify.com. : :

— Matt Comer, from press release

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2 replies on “Pride 2015: Bump up the volume on these Pride tunes”

  1. My God, who came up with this list? How old are they, 19? So many great PRIDE anthems are missing here, and so many that are listed that don’t have a damned thing to do with it. Please find another source next time, but don’t ask any “gay” person here in Charlotte who’s under 30. All they know is gangster rap.

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