Kyle Petersen is a journalist based in Columbia, South Carolina. He writes for The Post and Courier and also covers local events and music for Yoga Under The Oaks. His articles focus on showcasing the vibrant arts and entertainment scene in Columbia, including music performances, film projects, and cultural events.
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Kyle's coverage predominantly revolves around local entertainment events, music, and albums in the South Carolina area. Given his focus on local events and musicians, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming concerts, album releases or unique stories about local artists.
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By: Kyle Petersen
Aoife O'Donovan will perform her commissioned album about the 19th Amendment with the Spoleto Orchestra and Palmetto Children's Choir at this year's festival.
By: Kyle Petersen
Two Columbia indie rock bands, flower shopping & Mids, exemplify the constant shuffling & side-gigging local musicians take on, including forming supergroups.
By: Caleb Bozard, Kyle Petersen, Vincent Harris
Winners for Free Times' Best of Columbia 2024: Services category include lawyers, insurance agents, school, hospitals, real estate agents & more faves in Cola
By: Kyle Petersen
Columbia emcee FatRat da Czar shed his name for the next stage of the hip-hop artist's career, culminating in the album, "DOJO," under the name of MASTER SPLNTA
“Just Go Baby,” the latest single from Charleston retro-rock trio Jared Petteys & the Headliners, is yet another excellent addition to the party-starting tunes that the group has excelled at since its formation in the late 2010s.
By: Kyle Petersen
The exhibit focuses on the SC native and street artist's three decades of politically and social commentary with posters about Nixon, Andre the Giant and more.
By: Kyle Petersen
The concert series has run for two decades through the USC School of Music. This year focuses on the wealth of talent from the 100-year-old school in Columbia.
By: Kyle Petersen
Those Lavender Whales' final concert, performed last year in Columbia SC, has been turned into a documentary film that will premiere at The Nick Oct. 20 at 6pm.
There’s almost always been a heady emotionalism to the swelling synth-pop tunes that Michael Flynn has penned over the years, first with long-time collaborator Josh Kaler in Slow Runner and then as a solo artist. But Yesterday Don’t Fail Me Now, his new solo project under the Slow Runner moniker that was written in the last five months of Flynn’s dad’s life, couldn’t have arrived at a better time. Or maybe, a worse time, based on its Oct. 11 release.
By: Kyle Petersen
Read Freely Book Festival from Richland Library will include authors like Brendan Slocumb, DéLana R. A. Dameron & Mike Curato for the free festival in Columbia.
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