We recorded a version of “Silent Night” last month in Munich and have released it on all streaming services. Listen now. Happy holidays!

The Hidden Cameras with Motor Entertainment are pleased to announce a remix album of 2009’s Origin:Orphan on the heels of its fifteen year anniversary entitled Origin:Orphan Remixed which includes never-before-heard remixes from their critically acclaimed album. Pet Shop Boys’ organic remix of “Colour of a Man” was never properly released until now as well as the upbeat Noblesse Oblige remix of “Origin:Orphan“. Also featuring remixes by Hidrogenesse, Holy Fuck, Stuart Price featuring Jake Shears and Dolby Anol, the whole album plays as an alternate version of Origin:Orphan and with an exact playing time of 60 minutes is a unique work of art in its own right.

We are pleased to announce we have digitally re-released our fourth studio album Origin:Orphan with Motor Entertainment with updated artwork. In addition we have also made the album’s singles “In the NA” and “Underage” available. The album was recorded between 2007-09 by Don Kerr in Toronto and Sebastian Lee Philipp in Berlin.

The Hidden Cameras in collaboration with Rough Trade Records, today announce a 20th anniversary expanded reissue of our second album Mississauga Goddam to be released on October 11th 2024. The reissue features 4-track demos, b-sides and live session recordings. To mark the announcement of this reissue, a never before seen video of the band performing “High Upon The Church Grounds” live at Old Vic Chapel in Toronto is also being shared today. Also newly available today is an HD upgrade of the video for one of the singles from the album, “I Believe In The Good Of Life“.

Happy to announce an Oct 9 solo show in Graz at Orpheum Extra. The next day will see the Austrian premiere of Music is my Boyfriend: A Film about The Hidden Cameras October 10, 2024 at Filmcasino in Vienna. Joel Gibb will be in attendance and a short Q&A follows the screening. The film plays alongside another queer Toronto documentary She Said Boom: The Story of Fifth Column directed by Kevin Hegge. The next day, Oct 11, a full solo show will take place at Haus der Musik where Joel will play old and new songs. Get your tickets now!

Joel Gibb will exhibit art in Detroit at Kayrod Gallery as part of I’ll Be Your Mirror, A Biennial Exhibition devoted to LGBT art organised by Mighty Real / Queer Detroit. The opening is May 31 (4750 Woodward Ave). The exhibition runs until June 30.

Music is my Boyfriend: A Film about The Hidden Cameras directed by Robert Kennedy screens in Leipzig this month at the Queer Music Festival organized by Bouygerhl as a double program alongside the Peaches film Peaches Does Herself, in which Joel also has a small part!

Screening takes place 5:30pm, April 21 at Kinobar Prague Spring, House of Democracy Bernhard-Göring-Straße 152 / 04277 Leipzig

Joel will be joining John Cameron Mitchell and Amber Martin today at Joe’s Pub at 6:30 for their Cassette Roulette show. Expect to hear Joel sing “Boys of Melody” with some help from the hosts.

Joel Gibb has some Gay Goth Scene art with Paul P. at the Brooklyn Museum. It’s a huge group show about ‘zines called Copy Machine Manifestos. The opening is Nov 17 at 7pm.

Copy Machine Manifestos: Artists Who Make Zines

Next screening of “Music is my Boyfriend” takes place 22.00, October 13 in Porto, Portugal at Queer Porto. Screening is free to the public!

http://queerlisboa.pt/en/movie/music-is-my-boyfriend