Chris Farnsworth is a journalist based in Burlington, Vermont. He writes for Seven Days, focusing on local music and cultural events. Chris covers a range of topics, including interviews with musicians, reviews of performances, and updates on the local music scene.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Burlington, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Chris Farnsworth's articles predominantly cover entertainment news, particularly music-related events and local artists within the Vermont area. If you have insights into the local music scene in Burlington or Vermont, such as upcoming concerts, new album releases, or developments in the Grammy Awards that are relevant to this region, your pitches would likely be well-received.
Given Chris' focus on event coverage and reviews alongside expert commentary, consider offering exclusive access to musicians or industry insiders for interviews related to ongoing events in Burlington or noteworthy developments within the local music scene. Expert analysis of trends impacting regional musicians could also be appealing to him.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
By: Chris Farnsworth
The latest in Vermont music news: Burlington's new Puerto Rican restaurant is already gone; Fitz & the Tantrums headline in Killington; and a new song roundup.
The Burlington band headed to New Orleans to record its new bluegrass-meets-rock album, which finds the five bandmates leaning into their bond.
The Vermont resident and record producer dies at 73. Plus, Christian Arihi reps Vermont piano students, and Lily's Pad celebrates one year of open mics.
A roundup of Vermont-made albums that nearly slipped through the cracks, including new releases from the Mountain Says No, and penguin and D. French.
The Burlington singer-songwriter and educator balances making a living and making the art of her dreams on her forthcoming LP.
By: Chris Farnsworth, Luke Awtry
The Vermont native and "Stick Season" singer-songwriter, inspired by his own struggles with mental health, continues to raise money and awareness.
Hartford High School senior Macy Bettwieser is a semifinalist in the national Next On Stage talent search.
The Vermont rocker and forester writes about — and soundtracks — his passion for the woods and how loving trees is more complicated than you think.
The Ukrainian immigrant, Burlington expat and punk-rock agitator sees a new dawn of independent music on the horizon as he launches Casa Gogol Records.
By: Chris Farnsworth, Scott Newton
In her home state of Texas, the photographer spent years capturing some of the biggest names of rock and country music. Then she left the scene entirely.
(833) 317-6278 