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Deb Pelser's coverage predominantly focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music events and live performances in Sydney, Australia. She seems to prioritize event coverage and private sector announcements related to the music industry.
If you represent a musician or band performing in Sydney, offering exclusive insights into their performance or behind-the-scenes details could be appealing. Additionally, if you have information about upcoming music festivals or new releases from notable artists within the Australian music scene, it may align with Deb’s coverage interests.
Given that her focus is local to Sydney and Australia as a whole, pitches should emphasize relevance to this specific geographic area.
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By: Deb Pelser
TIAHN is not interested in pretending your twenties are graceful. On her debut EP LiFe iS wEiRd, the Meanjin/Brisbane artist turns emotional whiplash into sharp-edged indie-pop, bouncing between heartbreak, ego bruises, romantic certainty and complete personal chaos without trying to smooth any of it into neat life lessons.
By: Deb Pelser
Sydney has spent most of the week under relentless rain, but tonight the skies finally clear as thousands make their way towards the sails of the Sydney Opera House to witness one of contemporary m…
By: Deb Pelser, Isaac Brown
Genesis Owusu has never been interested in staying within the lines. Across three albums, the Ghanaian-Australian artist has built one of the most distinctive catalogues in contemporary music, pulling together punk, hip hop, funk, soul and experimental electronics into something that feels entirely his own. Now, fresh from the release of his third studio album REDSTAR WU & THE WORLDWIDE SCOURGE (OURNESS), Owusu has announced an extensive run of UK and European tour dates for November and December 2026.
By: Deb Pelser
Some bands arrive with a fully formed identity. Others spend years searching for one. Wishlist appear to have skipped both stages entirely, emerging with music that feels instinctive, immediate and difficult to pin down.
By: Deb Pelser
The Beta Band are finally in Australia for the first time, and the sense of occasion hangs heavily in the room long before a note is played tonight. For many in attendance, The Beta Band are not si…
By: Deb Pelser
The Sydney Opera House has rarely felt more alive than it does during this year’s Vivid LIVE. Across the past week alone, Backseat Mafia has witnessed unforgettable appearances from Mitski, F…
By: Deb Pelser
Emerging from Bristol in the late 1980s, the Massive Attack helped redefine the possibilities of electronic music, blending hip-hop, dub, soul, ambient textures and political urgency into something entirely their own. Now, after a 15-year absence from Australian stages, Massive Attack are finally set to return.
By: Deb Pelser
Few Australian heavy bands have experienced the kind of ascent that To The Grave have enjoyed over the past several years. Emerging from the underground with 2019’s Global Warning, the group have steadily transformed themselves from local deathcore favourites into one of the country’s most successful extreme music exports, carrying their uncompromising sound to audiences across Europe, the United Kingdom and North America.
By: Deb Pelser
New York sibling quartet Infinity Song will return to Australia and New Zealand later this year, bringing their distinctive blend of soft rock, soul and pop to audiences across the region as they continue a period of significant international growth.
By: Deb Pelser
Ten years after the release that launched her career, Alex Lahey is returning to where it all began. Fresh from announcing B-Grade University (Reunion Edition), a special anniversary reissue of her breakthrough debut EP, Lahey has now unveiled a national Australian tour for August that will celebrate one of the defining local releases of the past decade.
