Simon Cosyns is a Deputy Editor at The Scottish Sun. He covers a diverse range of topics within the arts and entertainment sector, including the music business, various music genres, and the theater, with a particular focus on plays and musicals. Simon's work has been featured in The Sun, The Irish Sun, and The US Sun.
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Simon Cosyns covers entertainment news, particularly focusing on music, musicians, and album releases. He appears to favor profile features and breaking news pieces about prominent figures in the music industry.
For outreach, consider offering exclusive interviews or insights into upcoming album releases, behind-the-scenes stories of famous musicians or bands, and perspectives on significant events shaping the music industry. It’s also important to keep in mind that Simon's geographic focus is primarily within the United Kingdom.
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“I WAS a bit of a Duracell bunny,” confesses Iron Maiden’s irrepressible Bruce Dickinson. “To some extent, I still am — much to the dismay of people around me! They’re like, ‘D…
By: Simon Cosyns
IN northern Arkansas on the banks of South Fork Spring River in the region known as the Ozarks, you’ll find a tiny settlement called Saddle. Today, it comprises a modest Baptist church, an old timb…
By: Simon Cosyns
THE Beatles are getting back to where they once belonged. They have bought back their old Apple Corps HQ at 3 Savile Row, Mayfair — a seven-storey Georgian townhouse complete with London’s most fam…
IN the weeks before we lost The Beach Boys’ Brian Wilson on June 11 last year, he had two special visitors. They were the group’s surviving founder members, his first cousin Mike Love, and hi…
By: Simon Cosyns
JASON ISBELL is a song writer’s song writer. You can tell by the company he keeps. He’ll never forget the moment some years ago when he heard a certain person singing one of his choruses back to hi…
By: Simon Cosyns
WHO can blame Paul McCartney for glancing in the rear-view mirror on his latest record? At 83, the likely lad from Liverpool, who became a Beatle and Britain’s best-loved songwriter…
“I’M still the same person as the 15-year-old me,” decides Blur guitarist Graham Coxon. “Still a romantic idiot, still reasonably innocent — and I think that’s a healthy way to be,” he continues. “…
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THE word “splat” has been on Ian Gillan’s mind for a few years now. To him, it is a word to conjure with, one to fuel his wild flights of imagination. To most of us, it summons visions of insects h…
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THE Rolling Stones and Amy Winehouse — somehow it was a match made it heaven. On June 10, 2007, the original rock and roll miscreants invited the supremely gifted but wayward singer on stage at the…
By: Simon Cosyns
“HE just has that youthful energy,” says Ronnie Wood of his Rolling Stones bandmate Mick Jagger. It’s not a term often used to describe someone in their Eighties but, in this case, entirely accurat…
