Maura Johnston is a writer, professor, and DJ with a focus on music and pop culture. She has contributed to publications such as Rolling Stone and the Boston Globe Technology section, covering a range of topics including live concerts, music reviews, and artist profiles. Maura's work has also been featured in Yahoo News, TIME, and Vulture.
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Maura Johnston's articles primarily focus on pop music, concerts, artists, and music tours. Her coverage heavily emphasizes event coverage and seasonal content related to entertainment news. Given her local geographic focus in the United States, specifically Massachusetts and Boston, she may be interested in pitches related to upcoming pop music concerts or events happening in these areas.
Pitches offering exclusive interviews with popular artists or behind-the-scenes insights into their performances might catch Maura's attention. Additionally, providing unique perspectives on trends shaping the pop music industry could also resonate well with her audience.
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By: Maura Johnston
Lainey Wilson's 'Whirlwind' is an album full of songs you'll hear in dive bars and honky-tonks all across the country; read our review.
By: Maura Johnston
The artist returns Saturday, with material from her latest studio album ‘Deeper Well'
The maximalist productions she used to lord over feel as dated as a Vine
By: Maura Johnston
Jelly Roll emerged from the backstage area at TD Garden on Thursday flanked by security guards and his wife, the platinum-blonde podcaster Bunnie
Our Grammys 2025 predictions for the Album of the Year nominees and winners, including who should win.
By: Maura Johnston
Lady Gaga has never been shy about letting her inner theater kid shine through, whether she was throwing down double-entendre-studded electropop on
By: Maura Johnston
Shaboozey's "A Bar Song (Tipsy)," Sabrina Carpenter's "Espresso," Billie Eilish's "Birds of a Feather," and Taylor Swift's "I Can Do It With a Broken Heart" all could be Record contenders
By: Maura Johnston
A few songs into her set at TD Garden on Friday night, the pop fantasist Billie Eilish asked the rapturous crowd for a surprising favor: She wanted the room to be silent for a minute or so.
By: Maura Johnston
Lauper’s blend of high-octane singing and unforgettable visuals laid the groundwork for the pop landscape of the 21st century, where strong women with potent imagery reign.
Now that the season of pumpkin spice lattes and Halloween candy is in the rearview mirror, it's time to break out the eggnog and candy canes.
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