Alessandra Schade is an Editorial Assistant for Alternative Press. With a passion for music and pop culture, Alessandra writes articles that highlight the latest releases, tours, and collaborations in the alternative music scene. Her work has been featured in ENTtech Media Group, PAPER, and The FADER.
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Alessandra Schade's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage and private sector announcements within the entertainment industry, particularly in music. She may be interested in receiving pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming events or artist collaborations.
Given her focus on specific artists and their activities, Alessandra would likely find value in pitches offering unique access to these individuals for interviews or features. Additionally, she might be receptive to announcements related to new album releases, tours, or significant career developments of the artists she covers.
Although Alessandra doesn't have a specified geographic focus, her articles cover international events and artists. Therefore, PR professionals representing global talent could consider reaching out with relevant news and stories about their clients' activities in the music industry.
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By: Alessandra Schade
The English pop-punk artist has announced new shows in Seoul, Tokyo, Manila, Singapore, and Bangkok.
Her debut album, 'the infinite spine,' is her most physical and visceral yet.
The self-proclaimed “redneck” from Mississippi helms a provocative crossover.
His latest EP, 'HEY ASSHOLE!,' is his most abrasive and raw work to date.
2023 graced us with a plethora of powerful alternative albums worth writing home about.
The BROCKHAMPTON collaborator details his many projects, including the South Hill Experiment.
Bktherula appears in our Spring 2024 Issue with cover stars Liam Gallagher/John Squire, Kevin Abstract, the Marías, and Palaye Royale. Head to the AP Shop to grab a copy.
By: Alessandra Schade
The band is wearing white button-downs, neckties, and some sort of plaid. It’s raining and they’re running across the street to duck into Library Bar, take tequila shots, and talk shit. With giddy smiles and flapping blazers, they look like a group of naughty school kids cutting out of homeroom early.
Remi Wolf appears in our Summer 2024 Issue with cover stars Wallows, Drain, Maya Hawke, the Linda Lindas, and Winnetka Bowling League. Head to the AP Shop to grab a copy.
By: Alessandra Schade
Every year, Hollywood superstars fuel up their jets and hit the seasonal lineup of film festivals, whether they’re walking the red carpet in fur-trimmed puffers in Park City or in couture at Cannes. But now, there’s a new kid on the circuit that’s bringing all your favorite New Yorkers together — including Chloë Sevigny, Julian Casablancas, and Lucien Smith — right in their own backyard.
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