Photo: Jeremy Jordan, Shoshana Bean Open TrevorLIVE with Original Musical Number

Last night The Trevor Project hosted its 2017 TrevorLIVE New York gala at the Marriot Marquis in Times Square. Imagine Dragons lead singer Dan Reynolds was honored with The Trevor Project's Hero Award, LGBTQ advocate and equality trailblazer Edie Windsor received the Icon Award, and Deloitte was honored with the 20/20 award. The star-studded event was led by Last Week Tonight host John Oliver, and featured special performances by Grammy Award-winning rock band Imagine Dragons and Broadway stars Shoshana Bean and Jeremy Jordan, who opened the show in true Broadway fashion - with a choreographed original musical number "I Wish I Were Gay". Check out the photo below:

Additional guests included BD Wong, Brendan Monaghan, Dana Goldberg, Denis O'Hare, EJ Johnson, Eli Tokash, Eric Rutherford, Freema Agyeman, Gideon Glick, Jackie Cruz, James Lecesne, Mark Herman, Mark Myars, Mark Woods, Max Emerson, Micah Jesse, Mila Jam, Omar Sharif Jr., Parker Hurley, Peggy Rajski, Randy Rainbow, Ryan Jordan Santana, Taye Diggs, Tim Davis, and Tyler Glenn.

During the event, Imagine Dragons, who played stripped down versions of their hits including "Radioactive" and new singles "Believer" and "Whatever It Takes", announced a new music festival called "Love Loud" that will take place August 26 in Provo, Utah to support LGBTQ charities including The Trevor Project.

Additional highlights from the event included:

Host John Oliver led the evening by praising the LGBTQ community for standing up for each other saying, "What inspires me most about pride, is although the civil rights of the LGBTQ community are so consistently under siege, its members remain accepting, inclusive, and open-hearted. The Trevor Project represents the spirit of showing up for each other. It stands for love and trust and hope and support and honesty and belonging."

James Lecesne presented the Icon Award to LGBTQ activist Edie Windsor who took a stance for marriage equality during her acceptance speech. "There is talk in our current administration to end same-sex marriage, but there is no same-sex marriage in this country, there is no gay marriage in this country. There is only marriage," stated Windsor. "So, if they want to get rid of same-sex marriage, they have to go to a different country that has it. I repeat it and ask you all to follow suit. There is only marriage in this country."

Neon Trees lead singer Tyler Glenn presented the Hero Award to Imagine Dragons lead singer and good friend Dan Reynolds, who gave a heartfelt acceptance speech giving insight into his upbringing and his internal fight with his Mormon religion. "I always had a hard time with faith," said Reynolds. "As I got older it came time for Mormons to go on a mission. I decided for those two years I was going to 100% put my heart into it. I knocked on thousands of doors. For those 2 years when people asked me what the doctrine was and they said, 'Hey I'm gay," I thought that it was a sin because that's what I had been raised to teach. I hold regret about that until this day. I wish I could re-knock on those doors and tell them I was wrong. I can't do that. All I can do is come forward to you today and say I'm sincerely sorry." Reynolds continued to talk about falling in love and finding truth. "I met this girl and I fell in love with her. When I met her, she was living with her two best friends who were lesbians. My wife was my missionary. She taught me what I already knew in my heart, which was that to be gay is beautiful."

Photo credit: Jamie McCarthy/Getty Images for The Trevor Project