Andrew Sacher is a Senior Editor at BrooklynVegan. With over a decade of experience, he focuses on music and arts and entertainment, championing under-the-radar bands and cultural themes from NYC, as well as exploring topics like football and holidays. He has been featured in publications such as Invisible Oranges, Alternative Press, and NewsBreak.
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Andrew Sacher's coverage primarily focuses on music-related content, including album releases, band announcements, and concert reviews. It seems that he has a particular interest in concerts and events taking place in New York. If you have newsworthy information about local bands or upcoming concerts in the New York area, it would likely align with his interests.
Given the strong emphasis on music and albums, pitches related to exclusive interviews with musicians or insights into the creative process behind notable albums could be well-received by Andrew.
Considering his high percentage of private sector announcements (34%), if you represent a record label or artist management company announcing new releases or tours specifically within New York City, reaching out to Andrew could prove beneficial.
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Brittany Howard remains very busy. The Alabama Shakes, Thunderbitch , and Bermuda Triangle member released her sophomore solo album What Now this
By: Andrew Sacher
Gridiron , the rapcore band who share members with Never Ending Game, Scarab, Simulakra, and other hardcore bands, have signed to Blue Grape
Furnace Fest had said that its 2024 edition would mark the “end of an era” for the hardcore/metalcore/post-hardcore/emo/etc festival but that it
2024 was Charli XCX ‘s biggest year yet and it looks like she'll be busy in 2025 too.
The big music news this week is that Coachella surprised us with an earlier lineup announcement than usual.
By: Andrew Sacher
The same week as the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance, South Carolina Republican House Representative Nancy Mace has been waging a war on the trans community, particularly within the U.S.
Originally around from 1997-2001, Panchiko had a surprise rise in popularity about two decades later when their obscure 2000 debut EP D>E>A>T>H>M>
By: Andrew Sacher
Post-hardcore supergroup L.S. Dunes (members of My Chemical Romance, Thursday, Circa Survive, and Coheed & Cambria) have shared the third single
By: Andrew Sacher
In a weird way, do we kind of have to thank Drake for this? Kendrick was just minding his own business, releasing sprawling, large-scale albums and
By: Andrew Sacher
On the opening track of his surprise new album GNX (“Wacced Out Murals”), Kendrick Lamar calls Snoop Dogg out for the time he positively shared “Taylor
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