Fraser Lewry is an Online Editor at Classic Rock. With nearly four decades in the music industry, he covers a range of topics including music, concerts, festivals, and entertainment news, while also delving into the arts and events. Fraser's work has been featured in MSN, World Wealth Journal, NewsBreak, Yahoo News, Louder, and Yahoo Sports.
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Fraser Lewry's coverage heavily emphasizes rock music, including news about bands, concerts, and entertainment events. He also features private sector announcements and press releases related to the entertainment industry.
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