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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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
By: Chris Chantler, Dave Everley, Perran Helyes, Paul Travers, Matt Mills, Rich Hobson
From HIM to Evanescence, Type O Negative to Misfits, these are the greatest albums released in the goth metal pantheon
By: Dave Everley
Don’t mention the ‘g’ word
By: Dave Everley
Is fencing better than karate? Was the world about to end? How many frozen daiquiries can you have and still pull off an epic solo? Maiden were answering all the important questions when they made Powerslave
By: Dave Everley
Norman Greenbaum’s Spirit In The Sky was one of the greatest one-hit-wonders of the early 1970s
One of Steve Harris's old workmates recalls following the band in their earliest years
By: Dave Everley
Norman Greenbaum’s Spirit In The Sky was one of the greatest one-hit-wonders of the early 1970s
System Of A Down’s second album Toxicity gave nu metal’s most political band a platform to be heard . But some people wanted to shut them up –permanently
By: Dave Everley, Martin Kielty
Geddy Lee and Alex Lifeson draw a career line from the early 80s to 2027. They might continue after that, if they can stand each other – and if they can stand
