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 are looking at the man Bruce Springsteen called the "greatest" rock and roll guitarist of all time and how he shaped his entire life.
By: Jack Whatley
When The Beatles and The Rolling Stones first broke America, they left ajar a crack that countless British blues bands would try to squeeze through.
Music is a tough industry to remain friends in. To share your success with one person is often trying enough, but to share it with a group
By: Jack Whatley
Few artists would dare to claim that The Beatles had not influenced, inspired or affected their lives somehow. They have infiltrated the cultural world more resolutely than oxygen in the atmosphere.
He's one of the biggest icons of the 20th century, but John Wayne was not the All-American hero he wanted to be to everyone.
During a raucous career, Keith Richards hasn't held back from much. That includes keeping his mouth shut about bands he hates, here are some of Keef's quips
We're digging through the Far Out vaults to bring you the song that changed Led Zeppelin's Jimmy Page's life and encouraged him to pick up a guitar
By: Jack Whatley
Eric Clapton , also known as Slowhand and, quite simply, according to one bridge-adjacent hyperbolic graffiti artist, ‘God', is a rock and roll legend unlike any other.
We explore the origins of the ‘Paul is dead’ myth, how Beatles fans fuelled the rumour, and whether there was ever any truth behind the bizarre theory.
The Who's, Pete Townshend, is known for having a razor-sharp tongue and has never been afraid to say what he hates about his own band, including this song
