Julia Mason is a journalist at various esteemed publications, including The Wall Street Journal and New York Post. She specializes in arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as the music business, music genres, and events like concerts and festivals. Julia's work has also been featured in God Is In The TV Zine, BioRxiv, and Backseat Mafia.
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Julia's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, specifically music-related announcements, event coverage, and private sector announcements. She would likely be interested in pitches related to new album releases, tour announcements or updates, festival line-ups and industry trends within the music space.
Given her focus on national (United Kingdom) coverage, she may be particularly interested in pitches that involve UK-based bands or events. Additionally, as a significant portion of her work involves reporting on specific events and releases within the music industry, offering exclusive access or insights into upcoming albums or tours could capture her attention.
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In one of those fabulous twists of fate this reviewer found herself at a The Bobby Lees gig in Dublin at the recommendation of a friend.
TV Priest have returned with their new single 'The Mud Never Dries', their first release in four years. Immediately leaping into life with an accelerant
By: Julia Mason
Bristol’s Grandmas House share the latest single from their debut album, Baby You’re A Winner, ahead of a 21 August release on Brace
A sweaty summer solstice Sunday night saw a sold out room in Glasgow's Stereo buzz with excitement to catch LA band Agriculture. It was a delight to see the
“Always see the support band” is a mantra for gig goers to live by. Take Chalk ‘s 2025 UK tour and recent EU dates.
By: Julia Mason
Adult DVD today announce their hugely anticipated self-titled debut album which will be released 25 September on Fat Possum Records. The Leeds-based
Slyrydes have released the brutally honest new single ‘One Is Too Many'. A band who have always spoken with conviction and passion about real
By: Julia Mason
TV Priest today announce new album Cartoons set for release on 6 November via AMK / Kartel Music Group. The band are also sharing the album's lead single ‘Love Song (A Good Kind of Weapon)'.
“We wanted it to feel heavy, focused and relentless.” “We kept the tempo up and the energy peaking. It's an ‘always-on' record.”
By: Julia Mason
Today, Bristol’s Grandmas House return with the final single before the release of their debut album, Baby You’re A Winner, on 21 August
