Dave MacIntyre is a contributing editor for music at Cult MTL. Based in Montreal, he specializes in music but also writes about sports, current events, and local initiatives, showcasing a diverse range of interests within arts and entertainment. His work has been featured in publications such as the Edmonton Journal, Complex, and Exclaim! Media.
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Dave Macintyre's articles mainly cover entertainment news, music events, and cannabis. Given his focus on local coverage in Canada, Quebec, and Montreal, he would likely be receptive to pitches related to local musicians' achievements or events happening in these areas. Additionally, he may also be interested in topics related to the cannabis industry within this geographic region.
Considering the high percentage of expert commentary and reviews in Dave's coverage attributes, reaching out with pitches that offer unique perspectives from experts within the local music scene or cannabis industry could increase the chances of engagement with his articles.
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By: Dave Macintyre
Members of TEKE::TEKK and Corridor weigh in on the province's tradition of rock, prog, post-punk and more
By: Dave MacIntyre
Bingo! is out June 12 on Mothland, with a launch happening in the fall at POP Montreal.
He's been compared to another Declan (Elvis Costello) but Montreal's Declan EC frequently challenges his musical range, from post-punk to acoustic ballads to indie rock.
“New wave, synth pop and experimental art pop can be heard as Lee oscillates between sounds that are eerie, brooding and sonically rich.”
GeelongPort has embraced recycled asphalt roads as part of its campaign to become Australia's most sustainable port
By: Dave Macintyre
An interview with Rocco Placentino, president and co-founder of Laval's 100% Québécois soccer team FC Supra.
By: Dave MacIntyre
Highlights of the 2026 edition of Montreal's comedy festival.
By: Dave MacIntyre
Complementing Fierté's abundance of free outdoor programming, there's loads of indoor entertainment and festivities at Pride this year.
These Alberta transplants are unquestionably one of the sludgiest, darkest and grittiest Montreal bands out there right now.
By: Dave MacIntyre
“This festival exists to give Montreal's soul and R&B artists the dedicated platform and industry attention they deserve.”
