Pollstar Announces Alexandra Kay As Cover Artist Of Most Recent Digital And Physical Magazine
(NASHVILLE, TN) - A global leader in the most up-to-date and useful data for the entire concert industry, Pollstar, recently announced Alexandra Kay as their Pollstar Cover Artist of their most recent publication on 4/25/2022. You can read the full article “Rising Country Star Alexandra Kay: From TikTok To Tim McGraw” on the Pollstar website.
Independent country music artist Alexandra Kay’s feature on the Pollstar magazine cover comes after, most recently, globally know artists George Straight and Halsey were the previous two cover artists. The star-studded covers of Pollstar’s Magazine have also included Dua Lipa, Miranda Lambert, Pitbull, and other A-List artists.
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Buy a physical copy of the Pollstar Magazine issue featuring Alexandra Kay
You can purchase a saddle bound issue of Pollstar magazine with Alexandra Kay on the cover for $9.95 on Pollstar’s online shop. The Pollstar website currently states that there are 48 issues in stock. The issue date April 18, 2022 includes:
Global Concert Pulse
Live 75 Chart
Boxoffice Summary
International Boxoffice Summary
Industry Insider News
Backstage Photo Pass
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Details About Alexandra Kay’s Interview with Pollstar
You can read the full article. In the interview Alexandra Kay reflects on her early days in music through the St. Louis, Missouri hip-hop and R&B scenes. The article mentions Alexandra’s comments about working in Nelly’s studio through Dirty Entertainment early in her career.
The Pollstar team also mentions her appearance in the Netflix series, Westside, and her social media fanbase that bought thousands of tickets during her “In Real Life” tour with breakout country music artists Cooper Alan and Thomas Mac.