Rhian Daly is a Writer at various esteemed publications including NME, The Forty-Five, and Time Out London. She covers a diverse range of topics, focusing on arts and entertainment, culture, and food and beverages, while also delving into themes of farming and societal events. Rhian's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Rolling Stone UK, Yahoo News, and Crack Magazine.
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Rhian’s coverage predominantly focuses on entertainment news, including music, video games, pop culture, and reviews. She may be interested in pitches related to new releases or events within the world of music and gaming. Additionally, she might consider expert commentary on industry trends or popular culture phenomena.
Given her focus on event coverage and reviews across various entertainment mediums, Rhian could be receptive to pitches that provide exclusive insights into upcoming releases or analysis of recent cultural events. If you have unique access to artists or game developers for interviews about their latest projects or creative processes, this may capture her interest.
While no specific geographic focus is mentioned for Rhian's coverage areas and themes covered are generally international in nature; it would also be beneficial if your pitch had a broad appeal across different regions.
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The Swedish pop star performed before the New Yorker’s bill-topping performance at the Budapest bash
By: Rhian Daly
The LA musician spoke to NME about the two sides of his hometown shown in his third EP and “grinding it out” as a new artist
The US duo climbed great heights as they headlined the second day of the Budapest festival
Two years, three EPs and multiple hit songs in, and it’s still no clearer where KATSEYE are taking their music with 'Wild'.
By: Rhian Daly
The London musician is set to release his sixth album ‘Ghosts (100 Days Of Mourning)’ in October
By: Rhian Daly
Richfield Avenue, August 28: the star brings the world of 'Music, Fashion, Film' to the first night of the bank holiday bash
After nearly quitting music, Slayyyter justifies her big breakthrough with a hangover-demolishing, hype-worthy performance at Reading 2026
By: Rhian Daly
Maisie Peters talks at Reading 2026 about her third album ‘Florescence’, her evolution, and her 2027 headline show at The O2.
By: Rhian Daly
Sade Olutola explained how Ed Sheeran inspired her ‘Arrow Heart’ EP during an interview backstage at Reading 2026.
By: Rhian Daly
Lola Young told Reading 2026 to “try not to give a fuck” as she made a “surprise” appearance on The Grid today
