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Adam Adshead

Adam Adshead is a music journalist who works for NME as a news reporter.

He also freelances for Clash magazine and other music magazines and websites.

He has covered all aspects of music journalism from reviews, articles, news reporting and interviews, both in print and online. See his work

He is no stranger to the backstage area at venues and festivals and has interviewed artists such as Kid Rock, Razorlight, Kaiser Chiefs, White Lies, The Enemy, Maximo Park and many more. Find out more

He appeared as a judge on XFM´s Rock School, and featured on a Channel M music documentary. He also featured on one of the daily round-up panels at the industry conference In The City.

He set up and ran his own music PR company Double RPR, which delivered successful marketing campaigns for bands looking for more exposure.

The company operated for 12 months with the help of a number of Adam´s industry contacts, but he closed the business with his increasing work rate as a music journalist.