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Musicians born 1950–1959

Graham Johnson (born 1950)
Tom Robinson (born 1950) – writer of Glad to be Gay.
Joan Armatrading (born 1950)
Carole Pope (born 1950)
Rob Halford (born 1951)
Andy Fraser (born 1952)
Billy Lyall (1953-1989) – one of the Bay City Rollers.
Richard Fairbrass (born 1963)
Neil Tennant (born 1954) – half of the Pet Shop Boys.
Bobby Crush (born 1954)
Annie Whitehead (born 1955)
Les McKeown (born 1955)
Douglas P (born 1956)
Hazell Dean (born 1956)
Tony De Vit (1957–1998)
Jimmy McShane (1957–1995)
Stephen Bicknell (1957–2007)
Marc Almond (born 1957)
Peter Christopherson (1955–2010)
Horse McDonald (born 1958) – singer/songwriter who fled homophobia in her home town.
Limahl (born 1958)
Paul Rutherford (born 1959)
Pete Burns (born 1959)
Steve Strange (born 1959)

Musicians born 1960–1969

Holly Johnson (born 1960)
Jimmy Somerville – (born 1961) pop singer who wrote "Smalltown Boy".
John Foster (born 1961)
Boy George (born 1961) – singer/songwriter, DJ.
Rev Richard Coles (born 1962) – priest, broadcaster, formerly with Bronski Beat.
Marilyn (born 1962)
John Balance (1962–2004) – half of the experimental music group Coil.
George Michael (born 1963) – singer/songwriter, formerly with Wham!
Andy Bell (born 1964)
Richard Thonas (born 1964)
Simon Fowler (born 1965)
Brian Kennedy (born 1966) – sang for Ireland in the Eurovision Song Contest.
Samantha Fox (born 1966)
David McAlmont (born 1967) – singer/songwriter.
Philippe Honoré (born 1967)
Skin (born 1967)
Matt Goss (born 1968) – singer, formerly with Bros.

Musicians born 1970–1979

Thomas Adès (born 1971)
Billie Myers (born 1971)
Darren Hayes (born 1972)
Beverley Knight (born 1973) – singer/songwriter, straight campaigner against homophobia.
Clare Teal (born 1973)
Ross Anthony (born 1974)
Ian "H" Watkins (born 1976)
Samantha Ronson (born 1977) – London-born American DJ.
Dan Gillespie Sells (born 1978)
QBoy (born 1978)
Duncan James (born 1978)
Jill Jackson (born 1979) – singer/songwriter.
Will Young (born 1979) – singer/songwriter, first winner of Pop Idol.

Musicians born 1980–1999

Kele Okereke (born 1981) – singer and guitarist, rated "Sexiest Out Gay Male Artist".
Jon Lee (born 1982)
Mika (born 1983)
Patrick Wolf (born 1983)
Kevin McDaid (born 1984)
Lady Sovereign (born 1985)
Jessie J (born 1988) – singer/songwriter.
Marcus Collins (born 1988)
Rylan Clark (born 1988) – X Factor contestant, winner of Celebrity Big Brother.
Joe McElderry (born 1991) – singer/songwriter, winner of Popstar to Operastar.
Lucy Spraggan (born 1991)

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Chris Houston

Bright Light Bright Light

Kitchens of Distinction

Loud & Proud Choir (Edinburgh)

O'Hooley & Tidow

Wikipedia lists Michael Hurd (1928–2006) as a gay composer. Any evidence? Also Malcolm Williamson (1931–2003)

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+Articles still needed:
+==Musicians born 1950–1959==
+{{columns-list|2|
+*[[Graham Johnson]] (born 1950)
+*[[Tom Robinson]] (born 1950) – writer of ''Glad to be Gay''.
+*[[Joan Armatrading]] (born 1950)
+*[[Carole Pope]] (born 1950)
+*[[Rob Halford]] (born 1951)
+*[[Andy Fraser]] (born 1952)
+*[[Billy Lyall]] (1953-1989) – one of the Bay City Rollers.
+*[[Richard Fairbrass]] (born 1963)
+*[[Neil Tennant]] (born 1954) – half of the Pet Shop Boys.
+*[[Bobby Crush]] (born 1954)
+*[[Annie Whitehead]] (born 1955)
+*[[Les McKeown]] (born 1955)
+*[[Douglas P]] (born 1956)
+*[[Hazell Dean]] (born 1956)
+*[[Tony De Vit]] (1957–1998)
+*[[Jimmy McShane]] (1957–1995)
+*[[Stephen Bicknell]] (1957–2007)
+*[[Marc Almond]] (born 1957)
+*[[Peter Christopherson]] (1955–2010)
+*[[Horse McDonald]] (born 1958) – singer/songwriter who fled homophobia in her home town.
+*[[Limahl]] (born 1958)
+*[[Paul Rutherford]] (born 1959)
+*[[Pete Burns]] (born 1959)
+*[[Steve Strange]] (born 1959)
+}}
+==Musicians born 1960–1969==
+{{columns-list|2|
+*[[Holly Johnson]] (born 1960)
+*[[Jimmy Somerville]] – (born 1961) pop singer who wrote "[[Smalltown Boy]]".
+*[[John Foster]] (born 1961)
+*[[Boy George]] (born 1961) – singer/songwriter, DJ.
+*Rev [[Richard Coles]] (born 1962) – priest, broadcaster, formerly with Bronski Beat.
+*[[Marilyn]] (born 1962)
+*[[John Balance]] (1962–2004) – half of the experimental music group Coil.
+*[[George Michael]] (born 1963) – singer/songwriter, formerly with Wham!
+*[[Andy Bell]] (born 1964)
+*[[Richard Thonas]] (born 1964)
+*[[Simon Fowler]] (born 1965)
+*[[Brian Kennedy]] (born 1966) – sang for Ireland in the Eurovision  Song Contest.
+*[[Samantha Fox]] (born 1966)
+*[[David McAlmont]] (born 1967) – singer/songwriter.
+*[[Philippe Honoré]] (born 1967)
+*[[Skin]] (born 1967)
+*[[Matt Goss]] (born 1968) – singer, formerly with Bros.
+}}
+==Musicians born 1970–1979==
+{{columns-list|2|
+*[[Thomas Adès]] (born 1971)
+*[[Billie Myers]] (born 1971)
+*[[Darren Hayes]] (born 1972)
+*[[Beverley Knight]] (born 1973) – singer/songwriter, straight campaigner against homophobia.
+*[[Clare Teal]] (born 1973)
+*[[Ross Anthony]] (born 1974)
+*[[Ian "H" Watkins]] (born 1976)
+*[[Samantha Ronson]] (born 1977) – London-born American DJ.
+*[[Dan Gillespie Sells]] (born 1978)
+*[[QBoy]] (born 1978)
+*[[Duncan James]] (born 1978)
+*[[Jill Jackson]] (born 1979) – singer/songwriter.
+*[[Will Young]] (born 1979) – singer/songwriter, first winner of ''Pop Idol''.
+}}
+==Musicians born 1980–1999==
+{{columns-list|2|
+*[[Kele Okereke]] (born 1981) – singer and guitarist, rated "Sexiest Out Gay Male Artist".
+*[[Jon Lee]] (born 1982)
+*[[Mika]] (born 1983)
+*[[Patrick Wolf]] (born 1983)
+*[[Kevin McDaid]] (born 1984)
+*[[Lady Sovereign]] (born 1985)
+*[[Jessie J]] (born 1988) – singer/songwriter.
+*[[Marcus Collins]] (born 1988)
+*[[Rylan Clark]] (born 1988) – ''X Factor'' contestant, winner of ''Celebrity Big Brother''.
+*[[Joe McElderry]] (born 1991) – singer/songwriter, winner of ''Popstar to Operastar''.
+*[[Lucy Spraggan]] (born 1991)
+}}
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