Steve Leftridge is a journalist based in St. Louis, Missouri, with a focus on local music and entertainment. He writes for the Riverfront Times and his work has also been featured in PopMatters. Steve covers a wide range of topics including concert reviews, artist profiles, and the local music scene in St. Louis.
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Steve Leftridge's coverage primarily focuses on local St. Louis entertainment, particularly music events and concerts. To engage with Steve effectively, consider offering insights into upcoming or past music events in the St. Louis area, interviews or commentary from local musicians and bands, as well as announcements related to the St. Louis entertainment scene.
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By: Steve Leftridge, Shervin Lainez
The five-piece band is bringing their signature blend of folk, swing, and pop to Saint Louis Music Park.
By: Steve Leftridge
Steve Leftridge Special to the Post-Dispatch Here in the Wild Wild Gateway to the West, we're used to drifters, highwaymen, gamblers, whiskey
By: Steve Leftridge
What do you think are Pink's best songs?
Steve Leftridge Special to the Post-Dispatch For the Phish faithful in St. Louis, this week has been a high holiday as the jam giants arrived for the first time in five years.
The Mighty Pines have big plans for the third-annual fest.
By: Steve Leftridge, Phillip Hamer
The weekend-long music festival and arts conference showcases both local talent and international stars.
By: Steve Leftridge, Carrie Zukoski
Now in its fourth year, MATI has grown into a premiere festival unique to St. Louis that celebrates our musical footprint.
Organizers say lessons learned during the inaugural fest will make for an even smoother, more fan-friendly event this month.
The Colorado-based band will bring their fall tour to St. Louis on October 5.
The dreamy duo brings the best of the past into their particular brand of power pop.
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