Courtesy of Elizabeth Allnutt

Electro-rocker Peaches will bring her flamboyant style and gender-bending ways to The Valarium in Knoxville on Tuesday, Nov. 10.

CLASS IS IN SESSION: Peaches has a thing or two to teach the mainstream about sexuality

12:37 PM - Artist or smut-peddler? It depends on whom you talk to, but there's no denying that Peaches is talented -- at music, and at pushing buttons and boundaries when it comes to gender roles in rock 'n' roll. Check her out next week in Knoxville. Read more...

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