GRAMMY-winning artist, advocate, and cultural trailblazer Chappell Roan has just announced The Super Graphic Block Party, a pre-show event leading up to The Super Graphic Spectacular. The Super Graphic Block Party, taking place at the West Lot just outside The Shrine, will feature drag performances, volunteer opportunities, food trucks, vendors, non-profit booths, and ticket giveaways for The Super Graphic Spectacular that evening. Ticket holders for The Super Graphic Spectacular will enjoy exclusive access to the block party from 4:30-7:30 pm before the show. During the day, from 1-4 pm, anyone can attend the block party with a $15 ticket, available at supergraphicspectacular.com. All net ticket proceeds will be donated to The Midwest Princess Project. Space is limited and not guaranteed.

Additionally, Caroline Polachek, Lola Young, MUNA, and Tinashe have been added as musical guest performers on The Super Graphic Spectacular, along with additional Drag, Burlesque, and Cirque performers on each show, all taking place October 21 and 22, 2026, at The Shrine in Los Angeles.

Additional guests include Amanda Lepore, Blaine Petrovia, Kyra Jeté, Alisa Mae, Fantasia Royale Gaga, and Sweaty Eddie, with Caleb Hearon hosting. The two-day charity fundraiser, in partnership with Chappell Roan’s non-profit initiative The Midwest Princess Project with help from Cash App, eBay, MAC Cosmetics and MISTR, will blend live entertainment with meaningful community engagement, bringing together artists, fans, creatives, and advocates to celebrate queer joy, visibility, and collective action.

Created as the flagship fundraising event for The Midwest Princess Project, The Super Graphic Spectacular marks one full year of impact for the organization, while raising critical funds to support programs serving trans youth and LGBTQ+ communities. Every dollar raised through The Super Graphic Spectacular will directly support the organization’s ongoing initiatives to foster care, connection, and access to resources. The announcement builds on Roan’s growing legacy of advocacy and philanthropy. Since launching The Midwest Princess Project in 2025, the GRAMMY-winning singer-songwriter has expanded her commitment to supporting trans youth and uplifting LGBTQ+ communities through fundraising initiatives, live events, and direct community partnerships. The organization has raised over $800,000 to date through donations and proceeds from Roan’s sold-out Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things pop-up shows, which featured surprise guests, local drag performers, and appearances from fellow ally artists and creatives. That work followed the success of Roan’s We Got You! Fund, established after her widely celebrated Best New Artist GRAMMY acceptance speech advocating for healthcare access and sustainable livelihoods for artists. Together, these initiatives reflect a broader mission that has become central to Roan’s career: using music, community, and visibility as vehicles for meaningful social change.

The Super Graphic Spectacular transforms the traditional fundraiser into an immersive experience where guests are invited not only to attend, but also to actively support the cause by participating in local hands-on volunteer opportunities supporting trans youth and LGBTQ+ community organizations. Across two nights, attendees can expect a dynamic lineup of live performances, special guest appearances, drag artistry, comedy, community engagement opportunities, and a special closing performance from Chappell Roan and collaborators.

Known for turning radical self-expression into a cultural movement, Roan has become one of pop music’s defining voices. Through chart-topping hits including “Pink Pony Club,” “HOT TO GO!,” “Good Luck, Babe!,” “The Giver,” and “The Subway”, she has built a devoted global following while championing authenticity, queer expression, and creative freedom. Her 2025 Visions of Damsels & Other Dangerous Things Tour sold out stadiums worldwide and encouraged fans to embrace every facet of their identity, from the feather boas and glittering costumes in the crowd to the shared spirit of acceptance that defined each night. The Midwest Princess Project extends that vision beyond the stage, creating a space where celebration and impact exist side by side.

As Chappell Roan’s The Midwest Princess Project continues to expand its reach and deepen its impact, The Super Graphic Spectacular stands as both a milestone and a promise of what’s still to come – an invitation to show up, give back, and build something lasting together.

Organizers note additional lineup announcements, special guests, ticketing information, and auction details will be revealed soon. For more information, visit supergraphicspectacular.com.