Dave Everley is a journalist at various esteemed publications. With a focus on arts and entertainment, he covers topics such as celebrities, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and the music business, drawing from his extensive experience in the music industry since the early 90s. He has been featured in Guitar Player, Yahoo News, Louder, and Magzter.
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Dave Everley’s coverage heavily focuses on music and entertainment news, with an emphasis on expert commentary and reviews. He would likely respond well to pitches that offer access to musicians or industry insiders for interviews, particularly those related to classic rock, metal, and progressive rock genres.
Given Dave's focus on in-depth analysis of bands and their music, consider pitching stories about emerging artists or lesser-known albums that have unique or compelling backstories.
While Dave's geographic focus isn't specified, his coverage appears international in scope given the global nature of the music industry. Therefore, relevant experts from around the world may find opportunities to contribute valuable insights into various aspects of the industry.
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By: Philip Wilding, Dave Everley
Some supergroups just aren't worth the sum of their parts. These are the exceptions
Geddy Lee claims he’s not over his dismissal from Rush in 1969 – and recalls it’s not the only time Alex Lifeson helped him leave a band
Neil Peart had decided to retire before Rush’s R40 tour. But a wounded Alex Lifeson brought the only argument that made the 2015 road trip a reality
"I kept telling myself that if I made it out of hospital I would sing for the rest of my life"
Devin Townsend on being a jerk, never fitting in, three minutes of sex and four of crying
By: Dave Everley
Metallica, Exodus and Slayer might've been defining thrash on the West coast, but it was in New York the genre finally got its name
By: Dave Everley
Babymetal tell us about 15 of their most important songs in the brand new issue of Metal Hammer
Babymetal tell us about 15 of their most important songs in the brand new issue of Metal Hammer
Rush’s Alex Lifeson recalls an early-days Spinal Tap moment, and reveals what it might take for him to follow Geddy Lee’s lead and write a book
By: Malcolm Dome, Dave Everley
No Metallica show is complete without The Ecstasy Of Gold as its intro tape
