Emmy Mack is a journalist at various leading platforms including Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), TheMusic.com.au, Music Feeds, Kerrang!, and Yahoo News. She specializes in the arts and entertainment sector, focusing on topics such as the music business, concerts and festivals, entertainment news, and celebrity coverage. Emmy's insightful reporting and analysis have made her a prominent voice in the industry.
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Emmy Mack's coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, particularly music-related events and concerts. She seems to have a specific interest in local Australian (New South Wales, Sydney) music scenes and events.
Given the nature of her coverage, Emmy would likely be interested in pitches featuring new or exclusive information about local musicians, bands, or upcoming concerts and festivals within the New South Wales/Sydney area. This could include interviews with artists, behind-the-scenes exclusives, or breaking news related to the local music scene.
Pitches should align with her focus on event coverage and private sector announcements related to the entertainment industry. Additionally, given her emphasis on local content and regional tours by musicians/bands visiting Australia/New South Wales/Sydney specifically may be of particular interest to her.
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By: Emmy Mack
Police in Leicestershire UK are investigating reports of a couple taking the lyrics of ‘Rocket Queen' a touch too literally while riding the Ferris
One of heavy music's fastest-rising and hardest-to-categorise bands is heading back Down Under.
By: Emmy Mack
Seven years after his last Australian visit, James Blake is officially heading back Down Under.
By: Emmy Mack
In today's edition of sentences nobody expected to type in 2026 Metallica guitarist Kirk Hammett appears to have accidentally started a minor internet war with Swifties.
By: Emmy Mack
“Some of these songs haven't been played live in over a decade, some have never been played at all.”
Australia, respectfully: do not start camping outside stadiums just yet. But also… don't lose hope.
By: Emmy Mack
Sydney's nightlife has gone through a lot over the years. But in a city that's spent the better part of the last decade mourning venue closures and
By: Emmy Mack
Another chapter of change has arrived for The Amity Affliction. Drummer Joe Longobardi has announced he is stepping away from the Australian post-hardcore heavyweights after eight years behind the kit.
After steadily becoming one of Australia's most exciting emerging voices across hip-hop, Kayps is stepping into a new chapter.
By: Emmy Mack
There are some songs that belong to an artist…. And then there are songs that somehow stop belonging to anyone at all.
