Laurie Fanelli is a journalist and writer based in Chicago. She is a regular contributor to Rebellious Magazine for Women, where she covers a wide range of topics including music, entertainment, and cultural events in the local Chicago area. Laurie's articles provide insightful and engaging coverage of concerts, album releases, comedy shows, and interviews with artists, showcasing her passion for the arts and her dedication to promoting diverse voices in the industry.
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Laurie Fanelli's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly in the music industry, with a keen interest in live performances and album releases. Given this focus, she is likely to be receptive to pitches related to new music releases, upcoming concerts or music festivals taking place in Chicago or Illinois.
She also features event coverage and expert commentary within her articles. Therefore, experts who can provide unique insights into the local music scene or offer commentary on trends in the entertainment industry may find success when reaching out to Laurie.
Since her geographic focus is mainly local (United States, Illinois, Chicago), PR professionals should tailor their pitches accordingly by emphasizing any connection between their content and these specific locations for improved relevance.
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By: Laurie Fanelli
On Sept 20-23, Riot Fest returned to Douglass Park in Chicago boasting a lineup that included the likes of Beck, St. Vincent, Mastodon, Rob Zombie and many more. It all concluded with Slayer making their triumphant return to the stage for their first – rainy yet fiery – show back since their 2019 hiatus.
By: Michelle Duster, Sara Luterman, Laurie Fanelli
Our intrepid writers and photographers took us inside the 2024 Republican National Convention in Milwaukee and Democratic National Convention in Chicago. Here's our coverage.
On Tuesday, Sept. 24, The War on Drugs, with Lucius and The National, brought the Zen Diagram Tour to the United Center in Chicago.
Plainfield holds their annual Homecoming Parade despite the rain.
By: Laurie Fanelli
Brittany Howard is a once in a generation talent who expertly navigates genres while simultaneously delivering impeccable vocals and fuzzy guitar riffs.
On Oct. 9, 2024, Fontaines D.C. - and Been Stellar - stopped by The Salt Shed in Chicago in support of their new album, 'Romance.'
By: Laurie Fanelli
Johnny Marr and James delighted fans during their stop at The Riviera Theatre in Chicago on Thursday, October 17, 2024.
By: Laurie Fanelli
Kate Nash is a kaleidoscopic talent. From her DIY beginnings with 2007's Made of Bricks to the radio-ready My Best Friend Is You, and back to her
By: Laurie Fanelli
Somebody Somewhere , a Peabody Award-winning comedy-drama that follows Sam, a woman coping with grief, reconnecting with her roots, and finding her
By: Laurie Fanelli
Earlier this year, Dehd – the Chicago trio comprised of Emily Kempf (bass guitar, vocals), Jason Balla (guitar, vocals), and Eric McGrady (drums) – released
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