Support Lesbiens

Support Lesbians is a Czech music group. It was formed in 1992. It reached the semi-finals of the Marlboro Rock-in competition and won a contract with Sony Music. In 1996, a breakup followed, but four years later a reunion followed.

At the end of 2004, thanks to the single Cliché, they became the first Czech English-singing musical group, whose single was ranked first in the official IFPI radio charts. In 2012, the frontman Kryštof Michal and three other members of the group leave, who together form a new group called Portless. Since then, the Support Lesbiens line-up has gone through several changes.