Chicago, United States (Local)
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Rob Hughes appears to have a strong focus on entertainment news and community events, with limited coverage of government announcements and emergency situations. Given this emphasis, he may be most responsive to pitches related to local events, music releases or concerts, charity initiatives, cultural festivals or sports activities.
As his articles cover various topics such as crime, sports (football), restaurants, laws and healthcare from an event-centric approach rather than in-depth analysis or investigative reporting; consider pitching human-interest stories related to these themes that are tied to specific community events or local developments.
Although there is no specified geographic focus for Rob's work based on the titles provided it seems likely that his coverage is focused on the United States. When reaching out with pitches keep in mind that they should align with his interest in covering local events within communities.
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By: Rob Hughes
Originally published in the July 2018 edition of Uncut For Alice Cooper and band, the ’70s began inauspiciously. Signed to Frank Zappa’s Straight label, a haven for oddballs and commercial misfits, they’d released two albums of psychedelic art-rock – Pretties For You and Easy Action – that had both failed miserably. Even a recent incident […]
Big Star were all but forgotten by the end of the 70s, but they became a Rosetta Stone for a whole generation of later musicians
By Rob Hughes, Head of Wireless Marketing for 1Finity , a Fujitsu company. As data demands escalate, today's networks are growing and evolving at a rapid pace.
By: Rob Hughes
A mega merger between Chicago's two largest airlines may be in the works.
ELP manager Stewart Young took one look at a prototype flying piano in 1974 and decided to walk away – but Keith Emerson wouldn’t have it
"Ninety-nine per cent of bands would have broken up after what we've been through"
By: Rob Hughes
Brian Wilson, Mike Love, Al Jardine, Bruce Johnston and more on the group's late '60s reconstruction
By: Rob Hughes
The opening salvo of 1971's Surf's Up saw the once-carefree Californians turn eco warriors
By: Rob Hughes
The man himself talks Uncut through six pivotal Beach Boys releases
By: Rob Hughes
From smoky nights at the Ealing Jazz Club to the dawning of their first imperial phase, how Charlie Watts shaped The Rolling Stones
