Ross Raihala is a pop music critic who writes for the St. Paul Pioneer Press and Southwest News Media. With a focus on local music and events in Minnesota, particularly in St. Paul, Ross provides reviews and coverage of concerts, festivals, and other music-related topics. His work has also been featured in publications such as Daily Facts®, The Hartford Courant, The Press-Enterprise, and Calhoun Times.
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Ross Raihala's coverage focuses heavily on entertainment news, particularly music, concerts, and theater events in the local area of United States, Minnesota, St Paul. His articles include event coverage and reviews related to these topics.
To effectively reach out to Ross Raihala, consider providing him with exclusive insights or interviews related to upcoming music concerts or theater performances in the St. Paul area. Additionally, if you have unique perspectives on recent events within the local entertainment scene or can offer behind-the-scenes information about popular shows or performers featured in his articles, it may capture his attention.
Given his focus on local arts and culture scenes such as musicals and holiday stage offerings along with national tours visiting Minneapolis' Target Field arena (such as Doja Cat), pitching stories that align with these themes might be well-received by him.
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By: Ross Raihala
Lead singer Bruce Dickinson and the band’s triple guitar attack impressed.
By: Ross Raihala
The move will “allow for more time for creative development.”
By: Ross Raihala
The controversial Canadian is promoting his book “We Who Wrestle with God.”
By: Ross Raihala
Budding country stars Kelsea Ballerini and Parker McCollum and rapper/actor/fashion designer Tyler, the Creator have booked arena concerts in the metro for the new year.
By: Ross Raihala
Duluth bluegrass band Trampled by Turtles proved why they're still going strong after two decades Thursday night at St. Paul's Xcel Energy Center.
By: Ross Raihala
Rogers first went viral with “Alaska,” a song she wrote for a class. She played it for Pharrell Williams, who said “I’ve never heard anything that sounds like that.”
By: Ross Raihala
Stevie Wonder made magic Sunday night at Target Center in downtown Minneapolis.
By: Ross Raihala
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By: Ross Raihala
Usher offered an even bigger version of his 2014 tour that offered a nonstop barrage of his hits and barely a dull moment thanks to his talented band, nimble dancers and Usher himself.
By: Ross Raihala
Like many elder artists in music, Bob Dylan has a Twitter account. And like many elder artists in music, Bob Dylan's Twitter account is used primarily to promote new releases tours and occasionally to mourn the loss of a peer
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