Urban Outfitters Debuts Pride Vinyl Collection with LGBTQIA+ Artists

Urban Outfitters commemorates 2025 Pride Month this June with the retailer’s first vinyl collection. The curated music collection features influential LGBTQIA+ artists, allies and labels, with albums released from the 1990s, 2010s and beyond.

The collection includes vinyl records and casings with completely distinct album designs from various LGBTQIA+ icons, artists and allies. Selections feature Kesha’s 2017 album “Rainbow,” available in dream pop for the first time on colored vinyl, Janelle Monáe‘s “The ArchAndroid,” crafted in gold and white iridescent color vinyl and RuPaul’s 1993 album “Supermodel (You Better Work),” featuring a distinct vintage design in ruby red vinyl.

“At UO, we’re always listening to our customers and music is one of the most powerful ways they connect, express, and celebrate who they are,” said Jena Tracey, executive director of home and lifestyle buying at Urban Outfitters.

“This collection brings their favorite artists to the forefront during a time that matters deeply. It’s about more than vinyl, it’s about being part of the moments that shape identity, joy and connection.”

Other artists featured in the vinyl collection include FKA Twigs, Lucy Dacus, Britney Spears, Aly & AJ and more. A new drop from Frankie Grande will also feature as part of the collection and collaboration.

Along with Urban Outfitters’ first vinyl collection, the retailer continues its longstanding relationship with GLSEN, a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating safe and inclusive school environments for LGBTQIA+ students through fundraising and community-based initiatives.

Urban Outfitters will launch a 30-day cashwrap campaign across all North American retail locations where shoppers can round their purchase to the nearest dollar in order for proceeds to directly benefit GLSEN. 

The vinyl collection is available online and at select Urban Outfitters stores beginning June 27.