Bill Pearis is a Senior Editor at Brooklyn Vegan. He is a general music nerd with a passion for arts and entertainment, covering topics such as concerts and festivals, music business, and various music genres. Bill's work has been featured in Alternative Press, NewsBreak, and Brooklyn Vegan.
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Bill Pearis' coverage mainly focuses on music and entertainment news, particularly album releases, tour dates, and concert announcements. He would likely be interested in receiving pitches related to new album launches, upcoming tours by popular artists or bands, exclusive interviews with musicians or industry insiders as well as stories about unique collaborations in the music industry.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and private sector announcements within the entertainment sphere, PR professionals are encouraged to reach out with press releases regarding newsworthy events such as noteworthy concerts or festivals alongside exclusive details surrounding artist performances.
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Plus: Shearwater, The Cleaners from Venus, Ulrika Spacek (remixed), Home Stereo, and more classic indie, alternative & college rock
Tom says, ”’The Fly’ features my appreciation for the winged nuisance.” The Massive Attack 12" is out September 4.
Oasis, Pulp, and Blur have all come back. Why not Elastica?
Featuring: Blonde Redhead, Mallory Hawk, Cardi B, Slayyyter, Open Mike Eagle & Kenny Segal ft billy woods, Trashcan Sinatras, Lora Mouna, Dinosaur Jr, and more
By: Bill Pearis
Plus: New York State of Ska Tour and more tour and festival news.
”He was a loud, boisterous, genuine and unique rock ‘n’ roll maniac, and when they made him, they broke the mold” - Deke Dickerson
By: Bill Pearis
Listen to our full conversation with Yard Act's James Smith on the August 3 episode of the BV Interviews podcast.
Featuring: Yard Act, Protomartyr, Tricky, Panda Bear & Sonic Boom, The Avalanches & Karen O, Cornelius, Boy Harsher, and more of July's best stuff.
Dates kick off in Los Angeles on October 7 and wrap in DC on October 22.
It's a rare East Coast trek from Scott McCaughey's Pacific Northwest indie rock cult heroes.
