Nick Reilly is a Music News Journalist at various prominent outlets. He covers a diverse range of topics including the music business, pop culture, and entertainment news, with a keen focus on concerts, festivals, and cultural movements. Nick's work has been featured in Yahoo Sports UK, Rolling Stone, and Yahoo News UK, among others.
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Nick Reilly's coverage primarily revolves around entertainment news, particularly music-related events and releases. He regularly covers announcements regarding new albums, singles, and collaborations in the UK music industry.
If you're looking to reach out to Nick, consider pitching press releases or exclusive information about upcoming album launches, tours, or significant developments related to prominent artists within the United Kingdom. Additionally, providing insights into emerging trends in the UK music scene could also capture his attention.
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By: Nick Reilly
As Mystery Jets prepare to release their seventh album into the world, the group tell Rolling Stone UK about its genesis...
By: Nick Reilly
The Manchester group's debut arrives in August. Westside Cowboy have announced their debut album It Goes On as well as sharing “mad, '70s rock” single ‘Kick Stones (The Boys)'.
The Hollywood legend waxes lyrical on dinosaurs, lost loved ones and his love of music...
The girl group icons will return in September. Mis-Teeq have announced they will reunite for a one-off show in London later this year to mark the 25th anniversary of their debut album.
Sheeran explained that he "needs a shift and change in the way he does things professionally”
By: Nick Reilly
In looking back at his storied past, Paul McCartney offers a record which proves he's never been more alive.
By: Nick Reilly
In looking back at his storied past, Paul McCartney offers a record which proves he's never been more alive.
By: Nick Reilly
An exciting line-up beckons for the "Glastonbury replacement" next month Fatboy Slim , D Double E and Westside Cowboy are among the latest additions for the Everywhere At Once festival next month.
The Lionesses legend and Arsenal star gives us her favourite tunes right now.
By: Nick Reilly
The inside story on what went down when Las Vegas came to the Pepsi UCL Kick Off Show
