A Bury-born singer and BBC presenter will be performing at Manchester Pride this weekend.
Jsky will take to the stage over the August bank holiday weekend as a headliner at Manchester Pride, an event that "Unwritten" and "These Words" singer Natasha Bedingfield will also be performing in.
The star will play this weekend alongside Natasha Bedingfield, Jake Shears, Gok Wan and RuPaul's Drag Race UK winner Danner Beard.
He said: “This is the third year I've been booked to perform on the Alan Turing Stage.
“Nothing beats the feeling of being out there performing for my city."
His set will take place at 4.45pm on the Alan Turing Stage and will include tracks from his EP Célfie, including his latest release "2 Good", and his iconic hit single "Legs".
Jsky will also host a radio show for the second year running on BBC Radio Manchester alongside Emma Goswell as part of the Manchester Pride Parade.
Earlier this week the Bury star presented a special Manchester Pride edition of his show on Gaydio counting down to the big weekend, and he announced he was to present a show on TV for North West Tonight on the history of Manchester Pride.
Jsky was also invited to lead the 2023 Bury Pride Parade through the town centre in April this year.
When at the event, he told the Bury Times: “This is incredible.
“I went to Holy Cross College nearly 20 years ago and never would have imagined that the whole of Bury would come out in such force to celebrate all forms of love.
“Obviously there is a lot of work still to be done with spreading acceptance and understanding but to see that my hometown is fully behind the message of equality is incredible.
“It has been an honour to lead the parade and long may Bury Pride continue.”
During his career, Jsky has supported artists such as Dappy, Tom Zanetti, Lady Ice, Misha B, and has featured on BBC Introducing and BBC 1Xtra.
He has also hosted events for Vogue Magazine, Fashion Week and MTV Staying Alive Foundation and is a judge for the prestigious Pride of Britain Awards.
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