Gail Mitchell is a Senior Editor for various publications, including Billboard and SAMMY A. CAVES, D.M.D., P.C. She has a wide range of expertise in the music industry, covering topics such as album releases, concert specials, and the impact of Grammy recognition. Gail's work has also been featured in The Sun News and Cigalah Group.
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Gail Mitchell's coverage heavily focuses on the entertainment industry, with a particular emphasis on music, including rap and R&B genres. Her articles often feature event coverage and press releases.
If you have insights related to new album releases, artist collaborations, or upcoming concerts within the rap and R&B genres or broader music industry trends like Grammy Awards recognition or hip-hop culture, Gail Mitchell would likely be interested in hearing from you.
Given her interest in staff lists of best albums and greatest producers of all time, she may also appreciate pitches that align with ranking features highlighting significant contributors to the music industry.
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By: Gail Mitchell
Coco Jones, Amanda Jones & Autumn Rowe Named 2024 ASCAP Women Behind the Music Honorees
By: Gail Mitchell, Joe Lynch, Melinda Newman, Steve Knopper
Quincy Jones' film and TV scores and soundtracks: 10 best.
Muni Long now has a chance to bring home a second Grammy for best R&B performance. The singer-songwriter received a second nod in that category
By: Gail Mitchell
Lalah Hathaway may be a five-time Grammy Award winner, but the singer-songwriter tells Billboard that becoming a nominee again never loses its luster.
By: Gail Mitchell
“To be a visionary, not only do you have to have a vision but you have to have an unwavering belief and faith in that vision to make it happen.
By: Gail Mitchell
A holiday gift is arriving early for Al Jarreau fans. A lost live album recorded by the Grammy-winning jazz/R&B/pop singer-songwriter at Washington, D.C.'s historic Childe Harold Club in 1976 is finally being released.
A Quincy Jones tribute by Billboard's Gail Mitchell remembers the music legend after 40 years of covering the iconic multi-hyphenate.
New Edition's Las Vegas residency has added 2025 dates. Get the details.
By: Gail Mitchell
Stevie Wonder will bring his Sing Your Song! As We Fix Our Nation’s Broken Heart concert to Los Angeles on Dec. 14.
Trey Songz Omarion and Bow Wow , along with special guest Rick Ross , are among the performers slated for The Millennium Tour 2025.
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