Amanda Hatfield is a Photo Editor at Brooklyn Vegan. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music business, concerts and festivals, and nightlife. Amanda's work has been featured in Alternative Press and Brooklyn Vegan.
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Amanda Hatfield's articles predominantly cover local entertainers and events, particularly in the music industry. Pitches for coverage should appeal to her focus on event coverage and private sector announcements related to concerts, artists, albums, and tours within New York City or the United States. Amanda may show interest in exclusive interviews with local musicians or insider access to upcoming events.
Given her emphasis on entertainment news and artist-related announcements, reaching out with unique stories about emerging talents or behind-the-scenes insights into the music scene could be effective. If you have a newsworthy story about an artist's journey, album release, or significant performance in New York City specifically, it is likely to catch her attention.
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By: Amanda Hatfield
The rest of the live session focuses on their 2005 ’I’m Wide Awake It’s Morning’ and ’Digital Ash in a Digital Urn’ material, which turns 21 this year.
Billie Joe Armstrong’s project with Aaron Cometbus, Bill Schneider, and longtime Green Day touring guitarist Jason White is showing some signs of life...
By: Amanda Hatfield
Their new album, ’Blurred Away,’ is out next week.
By: Amanda Hatfield
UK indie-country band Brown Horse released their third album, Brown Horse, in April, and they’ve been in North America this month on their first-ever tour on this side of the pond. That wrapped up on Wednesday night (5/20) with a show at Night Club 101 with God’s Country and Adelyn Strei. They sounded fantastic as […]
By: Amanda Hatfield
She also announced she’s going on tour this fall!
By: Amanda Hatfield
”I’m going on tour no phones,” Phoebe says.
By: Amanda Hatfield
Saturday night's storm made it a rough night for outdoor shows, Governors Ball and Bright Eyes included.
By: Amanda Hatfield
Their first album in seven years, ’So Help Me God,’ is out this Friday.
By: Amanda Hatfield
She has shows with Hannah Cohen and Black Country, New Road this summer and fall.
After struggling with an ”urgent financial crisis,” the beloved Brooklyn tradition returned for its 44th year (with an unofficial orange and blue theme).
