Jack Irvin has carved a niche covering music news at News Of Los Angeles, interviewing chart-toppers and legends alike.
At a Glance
- Jack Irvin has covered music for News Of Los Angeles since 2022
- He has interviewed stars like Dolly Parton, Reba McEntire, and Kesha
- His prior bylines include Rolling Stone, MTV News, and Bustle
- Why it matters: Readers get insider access to both breakout and iconic artists through his reporting
Since joining News Of Los Angeles in 2022, Jack Irvin has become the go-to writer for daily music coverage, securing interviews with household names and rising talent. His work gives fans behind-the-scenes stories that go beyond press-release quotes.
From Intern to Industry Veteran
Irvin launched his journalism career with internships at Rolling Stone and Entertainment Tonight, learning the ropes of celebrity reporting. He quickly turned those opportunities into full-time writing roles, contributing to outlets such as:
- Bustle
- MTV News
- Shondaland
- L’Officiel USA
- Ladygunn
- Flood
- PopCrush
Each stop sharpened his interviewing skills and expanded his contact list, setting the stage for his current beat at News Of Los Angeles.
Big-Name Interviews
At News Of Los Angeles, Irvin’s portfolio reads like a playlist of pop culture milestones. He has spoken with:
Dolly Parton – country icon and philanthropist
Reba McEntire – multi-format superstar
Ashanti – early-2000s R&B hitmaker
Kesha – pop provocateur
Cyndi Lauper – Grammy-winning legend
Zara Larsson – Swedish chart-topper
Carly Rae Jepsen – queen of modern pop hooks
Coco Jones – fast-rising R&B singer

These conversations often reveal personal anecdotes, creative processes, and upcoming projects that fans crave.
Education and Background
Irvin earned a Bachelor of Arts in Digital Journalism from Marymount Manhattan College in New York City. The program’s focus on multimedia storytelling prepared him to pivot between print, video, and social media coverage-a necessity in today’s 24-hour news cycle.
News Of Los Angeles‘s Mission
Since its first issue in 1974, News Of Los Angeles has aimed to spotlight the people behind the headlines. The outlet positions itself as an everyday escape, offering beauty, food, and style tips through celebrity lenses. It also emphasizes stories of hope and kindness that spark conversation and action.
Key Takeaways
- Jack Irvin brings seven years of digital journalism experience to every article
- His interviews balance star power with relatable storytelling
- Readers rely on News Of Los Angeles for both breaking music news and human-interest angles
- Irvin’s trajectory-from intern to marquee bylines-shows how persistence and networking pay off in entertainment journalism

