Canadian artist Peaches, a prominent figure in the electroclash and dance-punk scenes, has turned 60. Over the course of a career lasting thirty years, she has gained a reputation for performances that blend music with theatrical, often shocking, stage elements. These shows frequently feature elaborate costumes, crowd surfing, and unconventional props, such as pubic wigs.

Beyond the spectacle, Peaches is noted for fostering an environment intended to be inclusive for individuals of all genders and sexual orientations. While her work is celebrated by many for its bold approach to performance art and identity, the nature of her stage shows—specifically the physical intensity and provocative imagery—may be challenging for some audience members. Her influence remains a staple of the dance-punk genre, maintaining a consistent presence in the festival circuit through her unique blend of music and performance art.