Dave Ling is a journalist who writes for Louder, a publication focused on rock and heavy metal music. With a passion for music and a deep knowledge of the industry, Dave's articles delve into the stories behind iconic bands and songs, providing readers with fascinating insights into the world of rock music.
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Dave Ling's coverage primarily focuses on expert commentary, event coverage, and announcements related to rock music, heavy metal bands, music history, and band interviews. He would likely be interested in pitches that offer access to exclusive interviews with musicians or industry insiders who can provide unique insights into the topics he covers.
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Back from the brink: Thunder vocalist Danny Bowes returns after major medical trauma
By: Dave Ling
Their sixth album, released in 2009, was their first with singer David Longdon and drummer Nick D'Virgilio – and it nearly broke the band
By: Dave Ling
Next year, Joe Bonamassa plays the music of the late, great Irish guitarist Rory Gallagher at three special shows in Cork.
By: Dave Ling
AC/DC played their very first gig on New Year’s Eve 1973 – 51 years ago today
It's a new dawn, it's a new day, and we're feeling good - and here's 25 reasons why
"We get the electric guitars going and we hit it hard"
By: Dave Ling
"We’ve been to hell and back, and we came out the other side"
By: Dave Ling
"That song has been my passport, my bank manager and my lover down through the years"
By: Dave Ling
When Dutch prog rock legends Kayak released album number Seventeen, longstanding keyboard player Ton Scherpenzeel looked back and pondered what might have been
By: Dave Ling
"We all went to visit him in hospital. And he was still wearing his cowboy hat"
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