Jonathan Cohen is a writer, editor, and talent booker who has contributed to various publications including Variety, Billboard, and SPIN. He has also authored the book "Pearl Jam 20" and has been featured in outlets such as Yahoo News and Rolling Stone. Cohen's work spans a range of topics, from music and entertainment to cultural events and interviews with notable figures.
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Jonathan Cohen's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly music festivals, artists, concerts, and music industry events. His interest in event coverage and private sector announcements suggests he may be interested in exclusive insights into upcoming events or breaking news about the music industry. Consider pitching stories related to new trends or developments within the music world or providing insider access to unique perspectives on popular culture phenomena such as awards shows and festival performances.
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The band discuss what the 'Diary' experience has meant to them and where Sunny Day may head next.
Manchester rock veterans are on the road together in North America through mid-October Written by Jonathan Cohen |
No, former Smiths guitarist Johnny Marr isn't getting back together with Morrissey , and no, he's not up to anything untoward involving that legendary band's trademark.
In another universe, Omar Al-joulani might have been a mover and shaker in Canadian politics, but luckily for concertgoers around the world, he decided to make a career in the live-music business instead.
A formative trip through the Buckeye State inspired California rock outfit Momma's earworm new single, 'Ohio All the Time' ... A formative trip through the Buckeye State inspired California rock outfit Momma's earworm new single, 'Ohio All the Time' ...
A formative trip through the Buckeye State inspired California rock outfit Momma ‘s earworm new single, “Ohio All the Time,” which was released today (Oct. 22) in tandem with a Zack Shorrosh-directed video.
Could more shows be on the horizon for beloved Washington, D.C.-reared band? Written by Jonathan Cohen |
There aren't many genres with which King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have yet to experiment, but 'orchestral rock' can now be checked off the list. There aren't many genres with which King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard have yet to experiment, but 'orchestral rock' can now be checked off the list.
By: Jonathan Cohen
Disclosure statement No potential conflict of interest was reported by the author(s). Notes
By: Mark Stefanini, Joshua Haig, Jonathan Cohen, Mayer Brown, Miles Robinson
The English High Court has held that a geotechnical event ("GE") at a mine in Brazil did not engage the material adverse effect ("MAE") clause in an...
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