Dave Everley is a journalist at Guitar Player, with a focus on arts and entertainment, particularly in the music industry. He covers a range of topics including music genres, music equipment, and the business side of music, drawing on his extensive experience from roles at Kerrang!, Classic Rock, and Q magazine. Dave's work has also been featured in Yahoo News and Louder.
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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: Dave Everley
Glycerine was the dark ballad that helped turbocharge Bush’s multi-platinum debut album Sixteen Stone
By: Dave Everley
A Boy Named Goo and megahit Name turned Goo Goo Dolls in alt-rock superstars nearly 10 years into their career
By: Dave Everley
"The rock gods gave me gifts"
By: Dave Everley
“I’d have been in the corner with a bottle of Jack Daniel’s and a mound of coke.”
By: Dave Everley
Yungblud hits the cover of Louder to discuss new album Idols Pt 1, taking his seat at the 'big boys' table', and shunning the charts in order to find his true identity as an artist - and human
By: Dave Everley
Yungblud collabs with Louder to discuss new album Idols Pt 1 and taking his seat at the 'big boys' table'. "Rock music has got such a turned-up nose…”
By: Dave Everley
Volbeat know their formula and stick to it well - for better and worse
By: Dave Everley
“Sometimes I think, ‘This has become so big that I can’t handle this monster any more.’”
Black Sabbath's Tony Iommi, Ozzy Osbourne, Geezer Butler and Bill Ward walk us through 57 years of Sabbath history — from the very beginning to Back to the Beginning, the band's history-making farewell bash in Birmingham, England, this July 5
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