Adrian Garro is an Editorial Producer and reporter, specializing in Major League Baseball (MLB) content. He is also the editor and writer for Rock Cellar Magazine. With a passion for both sports and music, Adrian's work covers a wide range of topics including concert reviews, tour announcements, and interviews with musicians.
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Adrian Garro's coverage heavily centers around the music and entertainment industry, focusing on event coverage and private sector announcements. He would likely be interested in pitches that provide unique angles or exclusive access to artists, concerts, tours, or any breaking news within the music world.
Given his focus on Los Angeles and tour dates, he may also be interested in stories related to local music scenes or events happening in this area. Potential topics could include behind-the-scenes looks at concert preparation, interviews with musicians about their creative process, or features on emerging trends in the music industry.
As Adrian does not have a specific geographic focus but covers North American tours extensively; therefore publicists can pitch information regarding upcoming musical events across North America for potential inclusion in his articles.
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By: Adrian Garro
Today, Oct. 25, sees the release of a 20th anniversary reissue of American Idiot -- the 2004 studio album that essentially saved Green Day. A massive record that reaffirmed the East Bay trio’s place in alternative/rock history — and paved the way for the decades to come, as well as their Rock Hall enshrinement — it was a gargantuan success…
By: Adrian Garro
There aren't many bands out there right now making the same type of noise as Amyl and the Sniffers -- and those that do exist aren't doing so nearly as loudly. The Australian punk/alternative band unleashed its third full-length album, Cartoon Darkness, on Oct. 25. Unleashed is the perfect term for this incendiary blast of angsty, pissed-off and reactionary punk,…
By: Adrian Garro
The When We Were Young Festival will return to the Las Vegas Festival Grounds for its fourth installment on Saturday, Oct. 18, 2025, it was announced on Tuesday. In a fashion befitting the nostalgic punk/emo/alternative festival through its first three versions, the lineup of acts is sure to scratch that itch for those interested in another highly entertaining and jam-packed…
By: Adrian Garro
Next February, Innings Festival and its sister fest Extra Innings will return to Tempe Beach Park & Arts Park in Tempe, Ariz., the annual baseball-themed music festival set for another two weekends of spirited entertainment on Feb. 21-22 and Feb. 28 - March 1, 2025 -- right as many Major League Baseball teams are undergoing Spring Training in Tempe and…
By: Adrian Garro
The word tireless applies to King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard, the musical ensemble that just released its 26th studio album(!) in August. This week, the band shared another new song,
By: Adrian Garro
Late August brought with it the release of Romance, the new full-length album from Dublin, Ireland-based post-punk/alternative band Fontaines D.C. The band has since played some live gigs in support of the record, and this week announced a Spring 2025 North American tour that will bring the group back stateside for another run of intense and vibrant live shows --…
By: Adrian Garro
For the expanded 30th anniversary edition of the band's debut 1994 self-titled Blue Album, Weezer has dug deep into the vaults for bonus material -- and the beloved band has now shared one of its earliest recordings as a preview. Here's a recording of
By: Adrian Garro
There's arguably nobody bigger in pop music right now than Chappell Roan (apologies to Taylor Swift). This past Saturday, Nov. 2, Roan made her first appearance on Saturday Night Live, and the singer/songwriter took every measure necessary to ensure it was a memorable debut. After all, this was something the artist has dreamed about since way back in 2011, before…
By: Adrian Garro
The overall vibe at the Hollywood Bowl on Halloween night, Oct. 31, was perhaps best summed up by this, overheard on the Park & Ride shuttle from a nearby parking lot on the way to the David Gilmour concert:
By: Adrian Garro
On Oct. 25, Los Angeles alt/pop band The Strike released a new studio album titled A Dream Through Open Eyes. The group's third album, it's a well-crafted collection of synth-pop songs coasting on themes of love, yearning and vibes. Oh, the vibes. It's the sound of the soundtrack to the Ryan Gosling film Drive was put through the filter of…
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