Britt Julious is the Director of Content at Chicago Tribune Media Group. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music, theater, and reviews, particularly within the vibrant cultural landscape of Illinois and Chicago. Britt's work has been featured in Today, Chicago magazine, and Chicago Tribune Media Group.
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Britt Julious focuses on local entertainment, particularly music events and concerts in Chicago. Her coverage heavily features event reviews and highlights of artists' performances. If you are reaching out to her, consider offering exclusive insights into upcoming music events or providing access to unique interviews with emerging or established musicians in the Chicago area.
Given Britt's focus on the local entertainment scene, pitches should emphasize relevance to the Chicago music landscape and how they contribute to shaping its cultural identity. Additionally, highlighting how a particular artist or event is making an impact within the community could be appealing for her coverage.
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By: Britt Julious
Named after the expressway connecting the two cities, “I-94” celebrates the legacies of each city and the strong influences they’ve had on each other.
By: Britt Julious
This national tour, in promotion of her debut solo album of the same name, comes at a critical moment in the Miami-bred rapper’s career.
By: Britt Julious
The first time I saw Kaytranada was in a club in the West Loop, years before the West Loop became the West Loop. Even then, he easily commanded a room.
By: Britt Julious
There's always been something special about Maxwell, but now it's on full display. Call it silly or playful or just plain fun, but the Maxwell of 2024 has found a new groove in his step.
By: Britt Julious
The Chicago concert on her “Match My Freak” tour was all the more compelling for its simplicity, but at times, it felt like she was rushing through the tracks her fans came to hear.
By: Britt Julious
Slow Pulp is everything you want a rock band to be: earnest and cool yet freewheeling and fierce.
By: Britt Julious
For Julianna McKenna, who performs as Edie McKenna, songwriting is a deeply personal act of documentation.
Independent Spirit No longer an R&B prodigy, a rawer and deeper Tink comes into her own.
By: Britt Julious
Big-name acts like Jennifer Hudson and Bush will make appearances in Chicago this December to celebrate the season.
By: Britt Julious
There are breakthrough years, and then there is Friko’s 2024, from the release of their latest album to end-of-the-year accolades from outlets such as Pitchfork and Rolling Stone.
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