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Frank Bell's coverage primarily focuses on music, particularly indie rock, hip hop, and electro-folk genres. He also seems to cover gaming-related topics and general entertainment news.
Given his emphasis on event coverage and profile features, Frank may be interested in pitches that offer exclusive insights into upcoming music releases or interviews with emerging artists in the mentioned genres. Additionally, providing unique angles related to gaming within the context of music could pique his interest.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Frank's work, he appears open to covering a broad range of international artists and events within these specified themes.
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By: Frank Bell, Dave Daniels
During his headlining set at Wild Horses Festival in San Diego on Monday (December 30), Post Malone revealed to the audience the two artists he listened to the most throughout 2024. Post disclosed that Apple Music is his streaming service of choice, and the two musicians who he listened to the most this year were…
By: Dave Daniels, Frank Bell
Shaboozey's “A Bar Song (Tipsy)” reached No. 1 on Billboard's Hot Country Songs chart for the 27th week, matching the longest chart-topping run of the 2020s, a mark previously set by Gabby Barrett's rookie smash hit from 2020-21, “I Hope.” The two songs are tied for the third longest reign at No. 1 since Hot…
By: Dave Daniels, Frank Bell
Following her performance during Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve in New York City on Tuesday (December 31), Carrie Underwood revealed to host Ryan Seacrest that her live concert film, Carrie Underwood: Reflection, will premiere on Hulu and Disney+ on January 24. The movie will capture performances and memorable moments from throughout the music superstar's…
By: Frank Bell, Bev Rainey, Dave Daniels
Carrie Underwood was forced to perform an a cappella rendition of “America the Beautiful” at Donald Trump‘s inauguration on Monday due to an audio malfunction. Shortly after Underwood was introduced to perform at the ceremony, the audio accompaniment abruptly cut out, leaving the Grammy winner and the accompanying Armed Forces Chorus to sing the patriotic…
By: Bev Rainey, Dave Daniels, Frank Bell
Last week, Kenny Chesney revealed that he will be the first country artist to perform at Las Vegas' iconic Sphere when he headlines the venue this May. During Chesney's 2024 Sun Goes Down stadium tour, the singer became friends and occasional live collaborator with his opening act, Megan Moroney. Now, the reigning CMA New Artist…
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By: Frank Bell
Further elevating the single's impact is a Matrix-themed music video directed by Adil El Arbi and Bilall Fallah (who previously worked with Will Smith on Bad Boys 4).
Swansea’s Kikker has electrified the punk scene with their latest release, Trouble on the North Bank. Released via Swansea’s seminal independent label, Death Monkey Records, the convincing track pays a fiery tribute to the now-demolished North Bank at Vetch Field, once the heart of Swansea City Football Club’s raucous support. Reimagining a classic from the iconic 1970s band Dyfatty Flats, Kikker captures the intense passion of match-day rivalries with their version, blending raw energy with a nod to punk heritage.
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By: Frank Bell
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