Kirstine Walton is a journalist at Loud Hailer Magazine. She has a passion for arts and entertainment, focusing on topics such as concerts and festivals, nightlife, and celebrity news, often blending her love for music with photography. Kirstine's work has been featured in Interior Design Magazine and Loud Hailer Magazine.
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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
Just days after announcing that Jason Isbell's ShoalsFest is returning to McFarland Park in Florence, AL, the lineup is here.
By: Kirstine Walton
There are a few things in life that are certain - death, taxes, and the fact that Davy Knowles is going to blow you away with an amazing show!
After a LOT of speculation, Riot Fest's 2026 lineup is finally here, including performances by Iggy Pop, Bad Religion, Twenty One Pilots, and many more!
By: Kirstine Walton
After the success of his inaugural Working Songwriter Forum last year, Joe Pug returned to the Old Town School of Folk Musicfor year two.
By: Kirstine Walton
Rita Wilson brought The Sound of a Woman tour to Chicago's City Winery, kicking off the weekend with help from Max Bartos.
By: Kirstine Walton
Larkin Poe brought the "Summertime Sunset," some "Bluephoria," and all the feel good tunes to the Arcada Theatre for fans old and new.
Larkin Poe brought the “Summertime Sunset,” some “Bluephoria,” and all the feel-good tunes to the Arcada Theatre for fans old and new. We’ve said it before
By: Kirstine Walton
Chicago distillery Judson and Moore welcomed Ken Pomeroy and Ramsey Thornton for a night of music from two Oklahoma-native singer-songwriters.
By: Kirstine Walton
Muse brought the Wow! factor to Tinley Park's Credit Union 1 Amphitheatre, as well as the summer party vibes with The Temper Trap and Bloc Party.
By: Kirstine Walton
It's a Nice Day to... Tour Again, as Billy Idol stops by Ravinia Festival as one of the first artists since their $70 million renovation.
