By: Brian McCollum
Newspaper marches had emerged in the mid-1800s, but as their popularity soared in the later part of the century, composers got to work like present-day content creators hopping on the latest viral sensation.
Brian McCollum is a Music Writer and Critic at the Detroit Free Press. With over two decades of experience, he covers a wide range of topics in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on the music business, concerts and festivals, and the intersection of music with nightlife and celebrity culture. His work has been featured in notable publications such as AOL, USA TODAY, and Yahoo News.
