Jed Gottlieb is a journalist based in Boston, Massachusetts. He writes for The Mercury News and the Boston Herald, covering a wide range of topics including music, theater, and pop culture. His articles provide insights into the local entertainment scene and highlight noteworthy events and performances in the Boston area.
Preston is the artificial intelligence that powers the Intelligent Relations PR platform. Meet Preston
Boston, United States (Local)
Not enough data
Jed's focus is on providing expert commentary and event coverage related to entertainment news, particularly in the music industry. He seems interested in offering insights into various aspects of the music scene including specific performances, musicians, rock albums, and concerts.
Given Jed's local (Boston) geographic focus and his emphasis on expert commentary within the entertainment sector, he would likely be receptive to pitches that highlight noteworthy developments or trends within Boston’s music scene. Pitches regarding local bands or artists making waves in the industry may also resonate with him.
When reaching out to Jed Gottlieb, consider pitching stories about upcoming musical events or concerts taking place specifically within his area of interest - Boston - as well as insights from experts familiar with the local music scene.
This information evolves through artificial intelligence and human feedback. Improve this profile .
How do you top headlining the TD Garden? For Tedeschi Trucks Band, you sell out the MGM Music Hall and Boch Center Wang Theatre the same week.
Often the hardest thing prima ballerina Tetiana Lozova has to do is just get home after a performance.
Grateful Dead fans loved Oteil Burbridge long before Burbridge loved the Grateful Dead. An ace jazz, rock, and funk bassist in his 20s, Burbridge landed a spot in Col. Bruce H ...
When you're in your early '20s and spending 90% of your life in a van with two other guys, time can get a little funky.
They’re creepy and they’re kooky, mysterious and spooky, they’re all together ooky, the Herald Halloween arts preview!
In the late '70s, Cyndi Lauper blew out her vocal cords and had to quit fronting the cover band she was in.
By: Jed Gottlieb
The TD Garden event will mix national names with local legends including sets from Leary, Bill Burr, Lenny Clarke, Ronny Chieng, and Robert Kelly on Nov. 2.
As the Boston Ballet begins its 61st season, Fall Experience charges into the pure and feral and calculated with a wide-ranging program that includes two standouts, the world premiere of Lia Cirio’…
By: Jed Gottlieb
Noirvember takes us deep into fall with bad women, worse men, double crosses, deceit, and dark deeds. Here’s where to get your fill of film noir around town and online.
The Broadway blockbuster reimagines the Elizabethan tragedy as bubbly comedy powered by modern pop in an alternative world where Juliet doesn’t end it all over Romeo.
(833) 317-6278 
