Dave Everley is a Journalist at various prominent publications. He has been writing about music and entertainment since the early 90s, covering topics such as concerts, festivals, and nightlife, while also exploring themes in theater and film. Dave's work has been featured in Guitar Player, Yahoo News, Louder, Magzter, and MSN.
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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
Gaerea began in the realms of black metal, but now the mysterious Portuguese group are pushing boundaries
By: Stephen Hill, Dannii Leivers, Dave Everley, Metal Hammer, Rich Hobson
The grunge icons’ best songs, chosen by 22 of today‘s biggest musicians
By: Dave Everley
When Ian Paice and Jon Lord teamed up with charismatic singer Tony Ashton, they had the grandest of intentions – but it quickly fell apart
Psychedelic metal band Uncle Acid & The Deadbeats aren’t happy with “pop diva Damon Albarn of the novelty cartoon act Gorillaz” following Roskilde soundclash
By: Dave Everley
How Sepultura made their most important album – and how it tore them apart
By: Dave Everley
Gaerea began in the realms of black metal, but now the mysterious Portuguese group are pushing boundaries
When Ian Paice and Jon Lord teamed up with charismatic singer Tony Ashton, they had the grandest of intentions – but it quickly fell apart
Two-fisted flamethrowers, tough support acts, the late Paul Di’anno and the next Maiden album – Bruce and Steve reveal all
By: Dave Everley
QOTSA man Josh Homme sings on Twain’s new single Faded Blue Jeans
By: Dave Everley
Jack White offers Twin Temple a support slot after country singer Charley Crockett decided they were too much
