Dave Ling is a News/Lives Editor at Classic Rock magazine. With a passion for music that began in 1974, he covers a range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including the music business, genres, and concert news. His work has been featured in MSN, NewsBreak, Louder, and Yahoo News.
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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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By: Dave Ling
Nazareth’s Hair Of The Dog inspired one of rock’s biggest bands
By: Dave Ling
Krokus were nicknamed ‘The Alpine AC/DC’
"We recorded a river that flows nearby. Some of those sounds are played backwards"
Warner E. Hodges' band includes members of the Georgia Satellites, Hanoi Rocks, Jason & the Scorchers, and the Bottle Rockets
"I'm a double agent for the Lord, working behind enemy lines"
"I thought: 'Can I even play this stuff?' Y'know, a sixty-five-year-old Steve Vai taking on Robert Fripp at thirty-five."
"We've been a rock band, we've been pop stars, and then we became dinosaurs. But if you can live through the dinosaur period you become a legend..."
"The music was always the star of this band, and not personnel"
By: Dave Ling
How John Coghlan survived the chaos of Status Quo
By: Dave Ling
Sebastian Bach and Twisted Sister‘s Jay Jay French speak exclusively to Classic Rock about filling Dee Snider’s boots
