Jack Whatley is the Managing Editor at Far Out Magazine. He covers a wide range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including music business, film industry, and celebrity news, with a keen focus on culture and society. Jack's work has been featured in notable publications such as NewsBreak and EIN Presswire.
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Jack Whatley's articles predominantly focus on entertainment news, particularly music-related content. His coverage includes profile features, event coverage, and expert commentary in the realm of music and musicians. If you are looking to reach out to him, consider providing unique insights into iconic songs or artists that could potentially be featured in a profile piece or contribute expertise for events related to significant musical figures. Keep in mind that his geographic focus is not specified and he covers a wide range of topics within the music industry with an emphasis on profiles and events.
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We're dipping into the Far Out vault to bring you a glamorous performance from one of rock and roll's most glittering gems, T. Rex performing 'Cosmic Dancer'
We're dipping into the Far Out vault to take a look back at one of Glastonbury Festival's landmark moments when Pulp sang 'Common People' with 100,000 people
We are looking back at the song from the rich Pink Floyd canon that David Gilmour refuses to play live when on tour as a solo artist.
Paul McCaretney operated as The Beatles' chief creator but there was one song that pushed the boundaries a little too far.
Not many bands are as reluctant to talk about their work as Donald Fagen and Walter Becker of Steely Dan, but when they do talk it's often brutal.
There isn't many things that Jimi Hendrix struggled with in music, but his personal relationships were less glamorous. Here he wants to forgo one for the other.
We're dipping into the Far Out Magazine vault to bring you the life-changing advice David Bowie once receive from a Buddhist Monk before he was famous
In the world of acting, sometimes you have to play people you don't like, for Woody Harrelson though, one role would force him to overcome a lifelong disdain.
We are diving into the world of Ryan Gosling as he picks out two of his favourite films of all time, one for public airing and one he keeps private.
“Rock ‘n' Roll might not solve your problems, but it does let you dance all over them.” – Pete Townshend
