Britt Julious is the Director of Content at [Employer]. She specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on music genres, nightlife, and cultural movements, blending insights on pop culture and entertainment news. Britt's work has been featured in Today, Chicago magazine, NYLON, and the Chicago Tribune.
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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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The Swedish pop star has been waiting years for her breakout moment, and her tour behind "Midnight Sun" is finally it.
By: Britt Julious
On a Tuesday evening in the Kohler Spa at the Ritz-Carlton in downtown Chicago, a group of around 20 or so people were maneuvering their bodies onto oversized floating beds.
By: Britt Julious
Don't get it twisted. Edging, a local post-punk five-piece band, has been grinding on the fringes of the city's DIY music scene for years.
By: Britt Julious
There's no shame in nostalgia tours, but they should give the fans what they want. Too many moments felt awkward or wasted in this Chicago concert.
By: Britt Julious
At an intimate yet welcoming venue called Pour Souls in the Wicker Park neighborhood, friends and strangers fill up couches and settle in for an evening of deep listening.
By: Britt Julious
Any Samara Joy show is a special one, and this one was no exception. Joined by her septet and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, she performed a medley of tunes to rapturous applause.
By: Britt Julious
In the birthplace of house music, two DJs are proposing that audiences do something different: sit down.
By: Britt Julious
Yes, she performed her timeless classic "Put Your Records On" during her lovely two-hour concert, but she is more than that as a musician.
By: Britt Julious
Carrie D. loves obligations. As an academic, a nightclub manager and the founder of the event series Club Hospitality, Carrie loves nothing more than being in service to her people.
From a string quartet to boat parties to DJ showcases, eclectic, unique and community-driven seems to be the common thread for this year’s festivities.
