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Dustin Heidt's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage, specifically in the entertainment industry with a focus on music concerts and artist performances. His articles often include photos, indicating an emphasis on visual storytelling.
Given his local geographic focus in Vancouver, Canada, Dustin is likely interested in pitches related to upcoming music events, new album releases from local artists or those performing in Vancouver, and exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes access to artists performing within his area of interest.
If you have insights into emerging talents or unique stories around live music experiences that are relevant to the Vancouver audience, Dustin may be receptive to such pitches.
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By: Dustin Heidt
For many in attendance, this show had been a long time coming. After multiple postponements and a canceled reunion tour earlier in the decade, the moment Nate Ruess and company finally walked onstage was met with a kind of collective exhale from the crowd, the kind that only builds over years of waiting.
By: Dustin Heidt
, and at Chicago's Salt Shed on Saturday (April 4), that energy was palpable long before the lights dimmed. Fans packed shoulder to shoulder, ready for a night that promised drama, catharsis and something just a little bit unhinged.
By: Dustin Heidt
Set against the sweeping backdrop of the Cooper River, High Water Festival returned to Riverfront Park in North Charleston on April 18–19 with a weekend that felt equal parts concert and coastal escape.
By: Dustin Heidt
In Vancouver, Charlie Puth proved once again that his appeal goes beyond polished pop hits. It is the craft behind the music, and his willingness to share it in real time, that continues to set his live show apart.
By: Dustin Heidt
Australian singer-songwriter Courtney Barnett brought her signature blend of sharp lyricism, fuzzy guitar tones and effortless charm to The Sylvee
