Tom Richards is a Contributor at various outlets, including The Guardian and Yahoo News UK. He covers a diverse range of topics within arts and entertainment, including celebrities, concerts, and nightlife, while also delving into themes of cybersecurity and publishing. Tom's work has been featured in notable publications such as the Yorkshire Post, Houston Press, and Crikey.
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Tom Richards focuses on local entertainment news, particularly music-related events and concerts in the Houston area. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in pitches related to upcoming concerts, new album releases from local artists or bands performing in the Houston area.
As event coverage comprises a significant portion of his work, consider providing information about unique or noteworthy musical events taking place locally. Additionally, offering exclusive interviews with musicians or insights into the local music scene could pique Tom's interest.
Given that his coverage includes announcements and expert commentary as well, reaching out with breaking news about music events and industry trends specific to Houston may also resonate with him.
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Dave Mason was maybe not the best-known of musicians – certainly not to the casual rock fan – but he cast a long shadow.
We like to think all is hunky-dory within our favorite groups, until a guitarist destroys a drummer’s Corvette like John Goodman in The Big Lebowski.
By: Tom Richards
The Dave Matthews Band has made a habit of starting its summer tours at the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Pavilion, and this year is no exception.
Should we just get it out of the way? What's the deal with the band called moe.? Bassist / vocalist Rob Derhak is happy to provide answers.
By: Pip Lev, Barry Ainslie, Rich Cousins, Ellen Wishart, Tom Richards, Frederick O'Brien, Seán Clarke
A countdown of the greatest literature ever published in English, as voted for by authors, critics and academics worldwide. How many have you read?
By: Tom Richards
Sting is getting back to his roots this year, playing in a trio format, much like that band he used to be in many years ago.
By: Tom Richards
The recent royal visit by Prince Chuck and Queen Camilla was a bit of a drag, but we can look forward to the arrival of “The Queens” in Houston on Thursday.
By: Tom Richards
“Sunny Came Home” was a huge hit for Shawn Colvin in 1997, winning Grammy awards for Song of the Year and Record of the Year.
Before we get to talking about Houston concerts, both those upcoming and those happening this week, a few words about Rush, who began a tour a few days ago in Los Angeles.
By: Tom Richards
Todd Rundgren can’t win. He can play his hits and please the more casual fans or he can play deep cuts, satisfying the “Hot Toddies.”
