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Kate Solomon's articles primarily focus on entertainment news, particularly music and artist profiles. Given her coverage attributes of reviews, event coverage, expert commentary, and exclusives, she may be interested in pitches related to exclusive interviews with artists or industry insiders, insights into upcoming events or performances, behind-the-scenes stories about album production or tour preparations.
Additionally, Kate's interest in lifestyle topics suggests that she might also consider pitches related to broader cultural trends within the music industry or human-interest stories featuring musicians. Pitches should align with a UK focus since it is specified as her geographic focus.
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By: Jason Okundaye, Alexis Petridis, Kate Solomon, Laura Snapes, Ben Beaumont-Thomas, Katie Hawthorne
Valentina Magaletti drummed for her life, Sarz got hips swinging and Daniel Avery got slinky and serpentine: our writers pick their favourite unsung LPs from 2025
By: Kate Solomon
On the closing weekend of Allen's West End Girl tour, the London crowd raved to raw feeling and devastation
By: Kate Solomon, Laura Snapes
From London Recommended if you like All Saints, Frou Frou, Nelly Furtado Up next EP out now; on tour with After in May
By: Laura Snapes, Kate Solomon
With her acoustic guitars and trip-hoppy beats, the London musician recalls a particular era of polished 00s boho-pop, from Nelly Furtado to Corinne Bailey Rae
By: Kate Solomon
"When she was here, she was a blast" - bandmates and eyewitnesses on the making of "Back To Black" by Amy Winehouse
By: Kate Solomon
Kate Solomon The 2001 film Josie and the Pussycats is about America's conflation of art and consumerism at the turn of the millennium.
By: Kate Solomon
Fans and cynics are putty in the boyband’s hands as the lads lark their way through a catalogue of tracks that ricochet from hard rap to buttery pop
By: Kate Solomon
Mars sings every line like it’s his big solo in a show that leans more on his stage presence than pyro and pageantry
By: Kate Solomon
Kate Solomon Wembley Stadium is awash with crimson as the Bruno Mars operation rolls into town for the first of a six night run.
By: Kate Solomon
Kate Solomon The front row of a gig is a sacred space. When you love an artist, you want to be as close to them as possible, without a view obscured by someone else's hairdo.
