Kirstine Walton is a photographer specializing in live music events and concerts. She captures the energy and excitement of performances, providing readers with a visual experience of the music scene. Kirstine's work can be seen in Loud Hailer Magazine, where she showcases her talent in capturing the essence of live music performances in Chicago and beyond.
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Kirstine Walton's coverage mainly focuses on event coverage, particularly music concerts in the Chicago and Illinois area. She appears to cover a wide range of artists and venues within this geographic focus.
Given her strong emphasis on local events, she may be open to pitches that offer exclusive access or insights into upcoming concerts, behind-the-scenes stories about artists performing in the region, or unique angles related to the music scene specifically within Chicago and Illinois.
For those seeking coverage from Kirstine Walton, it would be beneficial to tailor pitches toward local event-related topics such as interviews with performers before their shows in Chicago or features on emerging talent from the area.
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By: Kirstine Walton
After 44 years, the Mississippi River Festival returns with performances from Larkin Poe, Tyler Bryant and the Shakedown, Fastball, and Feel.
By: Kirstine Walton
Bush made a stop at Chicago's Huntington Bank Pavilion at Northerly Island on their Greatest Hits Tour to celebrate their 30th anniversary.
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It's becoming a summer tradition to see Green Day perform at Chicago's Wrigley Field and that's one we can fully support.
By: Kirstine Walton
As the end of summer nears, midwesterners take one of the last opportunities to see their favorite artists perform at an outdoor venue.
By: Kirstine Walton
Chicago's City Winery was treated to not one, but two shows on the same night by guitarist extraordinaire, John 5.
By: Kirstine Walton
Billy Bob Thornton and The Boxmasters pushed through sickness to perform at Chicago's City Winery, despite cancelling a show just a few days earlier.
By: Kirstine Walton
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit returned to The Ryman Auditorium for an impressive eight-day residency at the iconic venue.
By: Kirstine Walton
Drive-By Truckers bring the Southern Rock Opera Revisited Tour to the House of Blues in Chicago for a two-night engagement.
By: Kirstine Walton
Almost exactly a year to the date since they last performed in Chicago, Marvelous 3 returned for one hell of a show.
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