Otis Stokes is the President & Music Editor at LATF USA. He specializes in arts and entertainment, with a focus on the music business, music genres, celebrities, and concerts and festivals. Otis's insights and expertise have been featured in LATF USA.
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Otis Stokes' coverage primarily focuses on entertainment news, with a significant emphasis on event coverage. This suggests that he may be receptive to pitches related to upcoming events such as album releases, milestone anniversaries, or tours within the entertainment industry.
Given his inclusion of press releases in his coverage attributes, it's likely that Otis would be interested in receiving information directly from publicists and representatives regarding newsworthy events and announcements in the entertainment world.
While sports only make up 25% of his covered themes, if you have an exclusive story about high-profile sports stars or noteworthy sporting events related to the topics he covers (such as ESPYS highlights), it could still be worth pitching these types of stories.
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By: Otis Stokes
Kicking off our latest column: Tales From the History of “Rock & Roll.”
By: Otis Stokes
Peabo Bryson at soundcheck in Mobile, Alabama in 1979
This ongoing look into bits and pieces of stories chronicling the building of artist’s careers and their musical legacies.
By: Otis Stokes, Bobbi Rich
A wide range of new music arrived this week, from anniversary reissues and debut EPs to new singles spanning rock, pop, electronic, gospel, and country-inspired sounds.
Few musicians can trace their careers from playing alongside legends as teenagers to helping build one of the most successful rock bands in American history. In this edition of Tales From the History of Rock & Roll, we look at the remarkable journey of guitarist Neal Schon and the events that helped shape the rise of Journey.
The music world has lost two unforgettable voices whose songs transcended generations and became woven into popular culture. David Clayton-Thomas and Victor Willis were very different artists, yet both helped define the soundtracks of their eras, creating timeless hits that continue to resonate with audiences around the globe.
By: Otis Stokes
This week we talk about one of the most recognizable guitar riffs in rock & roll history, created by Keith Richards of the Rolling Stones, “Jumping Jack Flash.” Jack is actually a real person, called Jack Dyer, who was Keith’s gardener at the time.
This ongoing look into bits and pieces of stories chronicling the building of artists and careers and their musical legacies.
Stevie Wonder announced that his Songs In The Key of Life Performances – 50th Anniversary Tour
MusiCares® has named U2 — Bono, The Edge, Adam Clayton, and Larry Mullen Jr. — as the 2027 MusiCares Persons of the Year.
