David Pollock is a music journalist based in Edinburgh, Scotland. He writes for The Scotsman and his work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK, Yahoo Sports UK, and The Times. With a focus on local music events and reviews, David provides insightful commentary on live performances and the Scottish music scene.
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David Pollock's coverage is highly focused on providing reviews and expert commentary in the entertainment news domain, with particular emphasis on music events in Scotland. If you are reaching out to him, consider offering unique perspectives or insights related to ongoing music performances, festivals, or other entertainment events taking place in Edinburgh or Glasgow.
Given his focus on local music scenes and live performances, pitches could include exclusive interviews with artists performing at prominent venues in Edinburgh and Glasgow. Additionally, experts who can provide valuable commentary on the evolving trends within the Scottish music industry may capture his interest.
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Dutch fiction writer Michel Faber on his first longform non-fiction work, which imagines a whole new kind of music biography
By: David Pollock, Rory Ford, Suzanne O’Brien, Fiona Shepherd
Our latest batch of theatre and children’s shows reviews includes a national treasure in fine fettle, an inspiring musical adventure, and an idiosyncratic account of Napoleon’s return to power
We’ve got a round-up of Edinburgh Fringe theatre and show reviews for people of all ages, from the littlest of Fringe-goers to adult theatre enthuisiasts.
A hard-bitten but warm-hearted tale of small town life in the north of England
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By: David Pollock
A fresh round of Edinburgh Fringe theatre reviews is here to help you find the next show to watch this weekend.
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Channelling Siouxsie Sioux, PJ Harvey, David Bowie and Northern Soul, Nadine Shah turned a striking concert into an unforgettable one, while American-Japanese violinist Midori was a paragon of musical intimacy in her five-star performance with pianist Özgür Aydin
New Jersey trio Yo La Tengo were joined on stage by Norman Blake and Raymond McGinley of Teenage Fanclub for some unique covers, writes David Pollock
By: David Pollock
This show celebrating Marc Almond’s 45 years in music was a relaxed, sit-down affair, punctuated by bursts of energy, writes David Pollock
By: David Pollock
This was a hugely crowd-pleasing show, albeit in a very understated way, writes David Pollock
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