Siena Liggins has climbed to one of the top rising LGBTQ+ artists (Billboard) and has shared stages with the likes of Lizzo, Doja Cat, King Princess, Baby Tate, Tkay Maidza, and Dreya Mac. In 2021, Liggins released an explosive debut album, "Ms. Out Tonight," that has now surpassed 3 million streams with features on playlists across every streaming platform including Spotify's New Music Friday, Fresh Finds, BBE, and SALT; the cover of Tidal's Rising: Pop playlist; and coverage from The FADER, Buzzfeed, Refinery 29, and Earmilk.

She's a pop provocateur who sees her existence as activism amidst an inescapable Black, queer renaissance making songs you can't get out of your head. Rather than let a homogenous music industry hinder her, though, the Michigan-born and Atlanta-based artist is using this to fuel her work. Liggins knows she’s no American sweetheart with intoxicatingly salacious lyrics about her love life and addictive ear worm hooks to match. Liggins is openly an idealist and the first to tell you that she has found no poise between optimism and reality. While she values beauty above all things, she’s got no patience for shortcuts or small talk. Her straight-to-the-point style is inspired by women and her experiences with them– primarily romantic, unapologetically raunchy. The much-anticipated arrival of Liggins’ second full-length body of work is slated for Summer '23 with its first single, "3 Bad", out on March 15th.

Black Heritage, African-American Women, Black History Month, LGBTQ, LGBTQ Rights, Social Justice, Musician, Artists, Pop Music,