Dawn Osborne is a journalist and photographer specializing in rock music and live events. She is a regular contributor to Total Rock, covering concerts and providing reviews and photographs. Her work has also been featured in Yahoo News UK.
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Dawn's coverage primarily includes event coverage, reviews, and interviews in the entertainment industry, specifically music-related events. She seems to have a particular interest in live performances and music-related content.
Given Dawn's focus on local (Littlehampton) and UK-based events, individuals or organizations involved in organizing concerts or cultural events within this geographic area may find success when reaching out to her for potential coverage. Artists performing at local venues or those with a strong connection to the UK might also capture her attention.
As Dawn engages extensively with concert photography and reviews, she may be interested in pitches related to newsworthy music releases, artist interviews alongside opportunities for exclusive photo access at relevant events.
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Dusty Hill might be gone, but ZZ Top are determined to have fun while preserving the integrity of the ZZ Top legacy. Wembley is heaving tonight with people wanting in.
By: Dawn Osborne
Kotzen is an uncommon guitarist, but he’s an even more uncommon vocalist and that is why I come just as much to his concerts for his vocals, if not more than for his guitar, which, in itself, is exceptional.
By: Dawn Osborne
I’ve been pretty impressed with The Commoners on record and been playing them on the show, so when I heard they were playing London I decided to check them out..
Bonnie Tyler was to support Michael Bolton at the 02, but due to public demand, when that show was cancelled, she rescheduled last minute to the Indigo 02 which is
By: Dawn Osborne, Will Freeman, Tony Wilson
TotalRock’s beginnings go way back to 1997 – founded as ‘Rock Radio Network’ by the voice of metal, Tommy Vance and his trusty producer of the BBC Friday Rock Show, Tony Wilson, along with the walking encyclopaedia of metal, journalist Malcolm Dome (R.I.P.)
It’s seven years since Tuk Smith made it to the UK, and its long overdue. When I spoke to him before the UK tour he said he didn’t know what to expect. He need not have worried, the UK had not forgotten him and with a number of sold out shows and his friendly approach with fans he made quite a splash in a market that can be quite hard to impress, so no mean feat. I made it to the two London shows. There was only supposed to be one in East London, but as it was sold out, at short notice they arranged one in the West and I was lucky enough to go to both.
By: Coney Hatch, Deno Jelusick, Robin McAuley, Steve Overland, Louise Phillips, Lena Scissorhands, Tuk Smith, Dawn Osborne
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Never a man to shy away from a challenge, despite the cost of living crisis and spiralling costs of pretty much doing anything in the UK, Bruce Mee of Fireworks Magazine revived Firefest after 10 years with the biggest bill of entirely melodic Rock and Metal I can think of in recent memory. Nineteen bands over three days in central Manchester, a decent sized venue and passionate fans from all over the world, Europe, South America, Japan and others. It’s no secret that ticket sales are down across the board in the UK for Rock concerts as many people struggle with the economic aftermath of the Pandemic, Brexit and the energy crisis, but with much of the merchandise sold out within an hour of open doors the commitment of all those that took part was never in doubt. Plus every band was given a decent set time even those at early doors, so no one was short changed.
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