Lisa Wright is a freelance writer at various esteemed publications. She specializes in music, culture, and food, exploring themes that intersect with health and wellness, consumer rights, and pop culture. Lisa's work has been featured in prominent outlets including Yahoo News, The Guardian, and NME.
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Lisa's coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, particularly pop music and concert reviews. She also covers seasonal events and a smaller portion of gaming topics.
Given her focus, she might be interested in pitches related to new releases or upcoming tours of popular artists within the pop music genre. Additionally, she may appreciate pitches related to event coverage for concerts or music festivals in London and could consider submissions about noteworthy developments in local government that impact the entertainment industry.
Considering Lisa’s frequent mentions of seasonal events such as Christmas-themed articles, it would be beneficial to tailor any relevant pitches around these themes during appropriate times of the year.
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Cara Delevingne makes her move into music with two shows at 26 Leake Street
By: Lisa Wright
The unlikeliest of Meltdown sets turns into possibly the best one of the festival. Are this sweaty cheese-munching pair Britain’s best band?
By: Lisa Wright
At the peak of their powers, a pop star can often seem like an otherworldly thing: a being operating on a slightly different frequency to the rest of us mere mortals.
After years of heated discourse as to whether The Bear is actually the comedy it's classified as at awards season (for the record: it's not), the
By: Lisa Wright
The Big Pink's Robbie Furze and The Kills' Jamie Hince from the project – which also currently features Jamie T – tell NME how losing parents and a sense of brotherhood brought them together, and their epic hit list of future collaborators
By: Lisa Wright
Lisa Wright It's a riff-heavy weekend for north London. Yet where Biffy Clyro and Wolf Alice are bookending N4's celebrations with their
Suki Waterhouse on being kind to her old It Girl self, making her name as a singer, life on the road with Robert Pattinson — and the marvel (and medievalness) of motherhood
For an international model, whose 1970s blonde shag cut has graced the cover of Vogue in five different countries, Suki Waterhouse is a remarkably casual presence to share a Zoom call with.
As Julia Jacklin was excavating the world of her fourth album ‘The Gem', chipping away over the space of a year (the lengthiest writing and recording
By: Lisa Wright
As the Leeds band return with their third, most energised album, they tell NME about keeping their creative priorities straight, the importance of grassroots music to regional diversity, and the state of British politics
