Rob Arcand is a journalist and music critic based in Chicago. He currently writes for SPIN and contributes to Pitchfork, covering a wide range of music genres and artists. His articles often delve into the artistic and cultural significance of music, providing insightful commentary and analysis.
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Rob Arcand's focus is predominantly on entertainment, particularly music and events. He may be interested in pitches related to new music releases, concert tours, or significant collaborations within the music industry. Additionally, he covers announcements from the private sector related to entertainment.
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A gallery of artists performing at Night Out, a Pride celebration and concert at Knockdown Center in Queens, including Tinashe, Pom Pom Squad, Lido Pimienta, and more
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William Eggleston 's music, like his photography, lives in vivid color. The 84-year-old artist helped establish color photography as a medium worthy
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