Elias Leight is a Senior Writer at Billboard. He focuses on various aspects of arts and entertainment, including celebrities, concerts and festivals, and the film industry, while also covering nightlife and entertainment news. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as Rolling Stone, Yahoo News, and The Wall Street Journal.
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Elias Leight's articles predominantly focus on the music industry, streaming platforms, AI in music, copyright laws, and music trends. His coverage includes a significant amount of press releases and cites data with occasional expert commentary.
Given this focus, Elias may be receptive to pitches from experts in the music industry who have insights into emerging trends or can provide analysis based on data. Additionally, individuals knowledgeable about legal aspects such as copyright laws and licensing within the music industry could also find success reaching out to him.
Considering his coverage attributes related to citing data and expert commentary, pitches that offer unique research findings or access to professionals for interviews are likely to capture his attention. These should center around developments in entertainment content distribution and publishing involving innovative technologies like AI.
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By: Elias Leight
The most passionate have tickets for multiple shows of his Madison Square Garden residency that starts this week.
Starting this week, Harry Styles will play 30 shows at Madison Square Garden. Lindsey Burton, co-host of the podcast “What Makes You Fangirl,” will be in the crowd for 15 of them.
By: Elias Leight
The Grammy-winning best new artist is packing arenas with her heart-melting songs, including the juggernaut ‘Man I Need.’
By: Elias Leight
Dolly Parton was fiercely protective of her songwriting catalog when even the Beatles and the Rolling Stones failed to maintain control. That conviction became the powering force as she expanded beyond music.
Dolly Parton was initially thrilled when she heard Elvis Presley was interested in covering her 1974 hit “I Will Always Love You.” “There was nobody that I related to more” than Elvis, she once told Playboy.
By: Elias Leight
The smash, covered by Whitney Houston, is Parton’s biggest hit as a songwriter.
Dolly Parton was heading home to Brentwood, Tenn., when she turned on the radio and almost crashed her Cadillac.
By: Elias Leight
Goth Babe’s chipper electronic pop is created off the grid in between outdoor adventures.
By: Elias Leight
Last December, Griff Washburn put down his guitar, picked up a shotgun and went out to hunt his first bird.
By: Elias Leight
“Oasis: Don’t Look Back in Anger” shows the reunion tour from rehearsals to the final show
