Big Freedia, a.k.a. the Queen of Bounce, tells PEOPLE about her non-musical talents at the San Francisco music festival, where she also showed support for the Working Families Party.

Known as the Queen of Bounce, Big Freedia released “Central City” on Friday. It’s a 16-track look into the heart and soul of the New Orleans that made Freedia — and a reminder for anyone ...

Faith has always been an extremely important part of Freedia's life. The artist, who identifies as a gay man and accepts any ...

NPR's Ari Shapiro talks with Big Freedia about her new album, "Pressing Onward," and how her childhood singing in the church ...

"Queen Of Bounce" Big Freedia made her gospel album 'Pressing Onward' to help heal the world, but she never imagined how much ...

Gambit: Did you grow up with Mia X or Cheeky Blakk, or Katey Red and some of the LGBTQ bounce artists? 504icygrl: Yeah! I was mainly on Sissy Nobby, Big Freedia, a little bit of Katey Red.

Murphy threw a star-filled party for “Stop Cryin',” which features Vickeelo and Hasizzle and honors New Orleans bounce. Check ...

New Orleans bounce music is a super energetic style that started in the ’80s. It mixes hip-hop beats with the city’s own rhythms, making it fast, fun, and perfect for dancing.

They wanted bounce music everywhere, but now, it feels like it’s dying down. Artists when they go on tour, they’re only in Louisiana or maybe Mississippi or maybe Texas.

Attendees are encouraged to sing, vibe, dance and even bounce around to the performances. Tickets are $40-$50 at lafayettemusicfest.com and offer attendees access to the full day of music.