Jake Shears

American singer

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March 2025 Announced as a featured artist on the concept album and musical 'In the Garden' by Boyfriend, playing the role of Adam.
2024 Jake Shears releases single 'Dirty Pleasures' in collaboration with Purple Disco Machine and Lorenz Rhode, featured on the album 'Paradise'
March 9 2024 Shears performed his final show as the Emcee in Cabaret.
2023 NME rated Shears' album Last Man Dancing 4/5 stars.
2023 Jake Shears served as a supporting act for Duran Duran on their Future Present Tour.
2023 Jake Shears featured in the non-album single 'Free Your Mind' by Arielle Free.
2023 In September 2023, Shears starred as the Emcee in his West End debut in the revival of Cabaret.
June 2023 Jake Shears performed as a supporting act for Jamiroquai at the Lytham Festival.
June 2 2023 Jake Shears released his second album, 'Last Man Dancing'.
February 1 2023 Shears released the single 'Too Much Music'.
2022 Jake Shears released the non-album single 'Amazing' available on Apple Music.
2022 During Brighton Pride, Jake Shears announced live that he had received a five-year visa to live in the United Kingdom.
July 2022 Reprised his role in Kinky Boots at the Hollywood Bowl.
2021 Jake Shears released the album 'Last Man Dancing' featuring the song 'Do the Television'.
2021 Jake Shears collaborated with Boys Noize on the non-album single 'All I Want'.
2021 Jake Shears appeared in 'Neon Lights' by Annie from the album 'Neon Lights'.
2020 Jake Shears was featured in the song 'Sensation' by Bright Light Bright Light from the album 'Fun City'.
February 2020 Shears released the single 'Meltdown'.
January 2020 Shears participated in ITV's The Masked Singer as the 'Unicorn', finishing in 6th place.
2019 Shears toured with Kylie Minogue during her Golden Tour.
October 2019 Shears appeared as a collaborator on The Desert Sessions Vols. 11 & 12, serving as lead singer on 'Something You Can't See' and providing backing vocals for 'Crucifire'.
October 18 2019 Jake Shears released an extended play titled 'B-Sides' under Freida Jean Records.
2018 Jake Shears released multiple songs including 'Creep City', 'Sad Song Backwards', and 'Big Bushy Mustache'.
August 2018 Released his debut solo studio album, Jake Shears.
August 10 2018 Jake Shears released his self-titled debut solo album, marking his first solo musical project after his work with Scissor Sisters.
August 10 2018 Jake Shears released his debut solo album, titled 'Jake Shears', through Freida Jean.
August 10 2018 Shears released his debut solo studio album, Jake Shears, which peaked at N° 20 in the UK charts.
July 2018 Shears reprised his Broadway role of Charlie in Kinky Boots at the Hollywood Bowl.
February 2018 Shears published his autobiography titled Boys Keep Swinging.
January 2018 Shears made his Broadway debut starring as Charlie in Kinky Boots.
2017 Jake Shears begins pursuing a solo career after the Scissor Sisters' hiatus.
October 2017 Shears released his first song as a solo artist titled 'Creep City'.
2015 Jake Shears collaborated with NERVO and Kylie Minogue on the song 'The Other Boys' from the album 'Collateral'.
2013 Shears duetted with Cher on 'Take it Like a Man' for her album Closer to the Truth.
2013 Jake Shears featured in the non-album single 'Disappearer'.
2013 Shears provided backing vocals on the Queens of the Stone Age album ...Like Clockwork for the song 'Keep Your Eyes Peeled'.
2012 Scissor Sisters go on an indefinite hiatus after achieving considerable chart success in the 2000s.
2012 Shears was featured on Amadou and Mariam's album Folila, notably on the track 'Metemya'.
2012 In an interview, Jake Shears spoke about his experience as a gay man and emphasized the importance of gay celebrities coming out.
2011 Shears collaborated with John Garden to write the music for a musical adaptation of the book Tales of the City, directed by Jason Moore.
2010 Jake Shears participated in Dan Savage's It Gets Better Project, which aimed to provide hope and support to LGBTQ+ youth.

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