A recent article in the New York Times looked back at the beginning of Bikini Kill's career, focusing on a show they played in 1992 at Gilman Street in Berkeley, with Pansy Division and Tribe 8…

Our documentary Pansy Division: Life In A Gay Rock Band premiered in 2008, and was released on DVD by Alternative Tentacles in 2009. It's still available on DVD, but you can stream it for *FREE* on…

In January 2017, former Lookout Records bands played 4 days of shows at Gilman Street, and a great time was had. Our show, with The Smugglers, Mr. T Experience, Brent's TV, Squirtgun, Kepi Ghoulie,…

The documentary film about Gilman Street in Berkeley has finally been released! It's over 2 and a half hours long, but moves fast and doesn't seem long. Pansy Division are in the film (briefly!) and…

The documentary Queercore: How To Punk a Revolution, which includes Pansy Division, will premiere this week!  Here are the scheduled screenings, with more to come: June 12 - Sheffield,…

Around the time Pansy Division began, mainstream acceptance of gay people was a goal we were working for. We've come so far. We're no longer pariahs, at least in Western countries except in the eyes…

April 1, 2017 will be Joel Reader’s 40th birthday, and to celebrate three of his bands will play in San Francisco: The Avengers, Pansy Division, The Plus Ones, plus a special appearance by Dr.…

On Saturday, January 7, 2017 we are playing The Lookouting at Gilman Street in Berkeley w/The Mr. T Experience, The Smugglers, Brent’s TV, Squirtgun, Potatomen, and Kepi…

More from our Magnet Magazine guest editor thing! Here's Jon writing about Jon Savage's new book 1966: The Year the Decade Exploded http://www.magnetmagazine.com/…/from-the-desk-of-pansy-div…/…

Starting today, we are guest editors of Magnet Magazine for the next week. Each day we’ll have an article, plus a Q&A asking another musician about their queer influences. Here’s Jon’s…