Sydney gay club forced to change name after community backlash

Backlash after Sydney club Pink Pony says gay men are 'preferred clientele'

A new Australian gay venue which took its name from lesbian artist Chappell Roan's song "Pink Pony Club" is set to rebrand.

Sydney gay club forced to change name after community backlash

A club to be named after Chappell Roan’s song Pink Pony Club has faced fierce criticism over its co-opting of the lesbian anthem.

New ‘Pink Pony Club’ venue wanting ‘90 percent’ male customers faces backlash

Chappell Roan's "Pink Pony Club" — a song specifically about a “special place where boys and girls can all be queens every single day” — was chosen as the name of a new Australian nightclub, but it seems like the owners of the new venue are missing the point of the song.Palms nightclub owner Kevin Du-Val and manager Michael Lewis, two gay men, recently announced they would be opening a new gay bar in Sydney, Australia, named for Roan's gay anthe…

Not Overdramatic, We Know What We Want: Lesbian Spaces and Pink Pony

Once again, Oxford Street twinks have shamed the wider Sydney queer community by making international headlines in queer media, complaining that the once-gay Golden Mile no longer feels welcoming to ... The post Not Overdramatic, We Know What We Want: Lesbian Spaces and Pink Pony appeared first on Star Observer.

Chappell Roan-Inspired Sydney Nightclub Backtracks After “Gay Men Only” Backlash

A new Sydney nightclub, which used the name of a popular Chappell Roan song, Pink Pony Club, has announced it will rebrand after its owners declared the venue was created specifically for gay men. The move prompted a swift and pointed response from the community online. So what was the original plan. Kevin Du-Val and […]