Emmy Mack is a journalist at various esteemed outlets including the Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), TheMusic.com.au, and Kerrang!. She covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sphere, focusing on music, culture, and events, with a particular interest in celebrities, comedy, and pop culture. Her work has been featured in prominent publications such as Yahoo News and AOL, Inc.
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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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One of modern rock's fastest-rising new bands is finally heading Down Under.
If a three-hour King Gizz set somehow wasn't enough for you… how about two?
By: Emmy Mack
The wait is over. After weeks of rumours and speculation, Beyond The Valley has finally unveiled its 2026/27 lineup – and it's bringing one
Lorna Shore are gearing up to unleash their biggest-ever Australian headline shows this October , graduating to some seriously enormous rooms after
Australia's own guitar wizard Plini is about to bring the live spectacle home, returning this August for a national headline run in support of his new album An Unnameable Desire
Dust off the eyeliner and prepare to scream every word to ‘Baby, You Wouldn't Last A Minute On The Creek', because Chiodos are officially returning to Australia for the first time in more than a decade.
#1 Dads is officially coming home, with Tom Iansek announcing his first Australian tour under the moniker in six years.
By: Emmy Mack
Northlane are officially entering album number seven mode, announcing their new LP Anemoia alongside the biggest Australian headline tour of their career.
No, it's not the lineup. Everybody remain calm. Good Things Festival has thrown us another sizeable breadcrumb ahead of its hotly anticipated
By: Emmy Mack
Got beef? A grievance? Something that really grinds your gears? Queens Of The Stone Age would, apparently, like to hear about it.
