13 Facts About Glen Meadmore

Glen Meadmore is a Canadian musician, actor, and performance artist currently residing in Los Angeles, United States.

Glen Meadmore later became involved in performance art, and appeared on local community television on his own cable show.

Glen Meadmore continued to work as a performance artist, appearing at the nightclub the Anti-Club where he became renowned for his outrageous performances.

Glen Meadmore used his drag persona for underground films he was making with director John Aes-Nihil, such as The Drift.

Glen Meadmore abandoned this persona in his later films, playing male roles.

Glen Meadmore developed a "country punk" persona for solo albums he began recording in 1985.

Glen Meadmore's fourth album, Hot, Horny and Born Again, was produced by Jack Curtis Dubowsky.

Glen Meadmore's most recent recording, Cowboy Songs For Lil Hustlers, produced by Steve Albini, continues in the vein set by Hot, Horny and Born Again.

Glen Meadmore has performed and recorded with other artists and performers, including Helot Revolt.

Glen Meadmore's band includes Dave Kendrick a former drummer of Devo.

In February and March 2008 Glen Meadmore toured Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

Glen Meadmore was arrested February 3,1989 in Santa Barbara for obscenity related to a performance at UCSB's Pub as part of UCSB's Gay Awareness Week.

Glen Meadmore was initially charged with indecent exposure, but this was reduced to Disorderly Conduct pertaining to "Lewd and Dissolute Behavior," according to the newspaper The Independent.