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Mxdwn

Album Reviewer-Rock

Santa Monica, CA

Have you been daydreaming about jumping into the world of music journalism? Listen up - we're ... Post-rock, indie rock, punk rock, dance rock, hard rock, , and all permutations of the same - if ...

mxdwn

Album Reviewer-Rock

Santa Monica, CA · On-site

Have you been daydreaming about jumping into the world of music journalism? Listen up - we're ... Post-rock, indie rock, punk rock, dance rock, hard rock, , and all permutations of the same - if ...

Weissman

Senior Copywriter

Saint Louis, MO · On-site

Louis, Missouri, we've been the heartbeat of the dance community for 60 incredible years. As a ... QUALIFICATIONS Education Bachelor's degree in Communications, English, Marketing, Journalism, or a ...

Athletes Magazine

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Sports Journalist

Miami, FL · Remote

CREATE TEAM SPECIAL EDITIONS FOR SCHOOLS & EVENT HOSTS Team Special Editions are magazines exclusively about the Sports Club, Dance Academy, Music School, Art School, Competition & Event Hosts. Made ...

Livenation

Insomniac - PR Coordinator

Calabasas, CA

Any journalism background is a plus. * Existing relationships or familiarity with key media contacts across dance music outlets and industry trades is a plus * Exceptional writing skills, with the ...

Livenation

Insomniac - PR Coordinator

Calabasas, CA · On-site

Any journalism background is a plus. * Existing relationships or familiarity with key media contacts across dance music outlets and industry trades is a plus * Exceptional writing skills, with the ...

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How much do dance journalism jobs pay per year?

As of Aug 6, 2026, the average yearly pay for dance journalism in the United States is $72,895.00, according to ZipRecruiter salary data. Most workers in this role earn between $54,500.00 and $86,500.00 per year, depending on experience, location, and employer.

What does a dance journalist do?

As a dance journalist, your typical responsibilities include attending live dance events and rehearsals, interviewing dancers and choreographers, and writing performance reviews or feature articles. You may also be tasked with producing digital content such as podcasts, photo essays, or video interviews, depending on the outlet. Collaboration with editors, photographers, and sometimes social media teams is common, ensuring coverage is multifaceted and reaches wider audiences. The pace can vary, with busier schedules during peak performance seasons, but you'll consistently engage with both the artistic and journalistic communities. This variety offers exposure to new trends and networking opportunities within the dance world, which can be highly rewarding for passionate professionals.

What skills and qualifications are needed for dance journalism?

To thrive in Dance Journalism, you need a strong background in both journalistic writing and dance knowledge—often with a degree in journalism, communications, or dance studies. Familiarity with multimedia editing tools, digital publishing platforms, and knowledge of AP Style or similar journalistic guidelines is highly beneficial. Excellent interpersonal skills, adaptability, and the ability to capture and convey the emotion and technicalities of performances set standout professionals apart. These skills are essential to produce engaging, informed content that resonates with audiences and meets industry standards.

What is dance journalism?

A Dance Journalism job involves reporting, reviewing, and analyzing dance performances, trends, and industry news. Dance journalists write articles, critiques, and feature stories for newspapers, magazines, online platforms, and other media outlets. They may interview dancers, choreographers, and industry professionals to provide insights into the world of dance. Strong writing skills, a deep understanding of dance, and an ability to convey movement and artistry through words are essential for this role.

How do you become a dance journalist?

To become a dance journalist, you typically need a background in journalism, communications, or dance, along with strong writing and reporting skills. Gaining experience through internships, building a portfolio of dance-related articles, and developing knowledge of dance history and terminology are important steps in entering the field.
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Album Reviewer-Rock

Mxdwn

Santa Monica, CA

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Re-posted 9 days ago

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Company Description

MXDWN, all that matters in music.

Job Description

Do you love being the first in line for every new album? Have you been daydreaming about jumping into the world of music journalism? Listen up - we're looking for a new album reviewer to join our team.
We are MXDWN, a daily music magazine that covers anything and everything that matters in music, and we're looking for someone knowledgeable and passionate about rock music to come aboard as an album reviewer.
Post-rock, indie rock, punk rock, dance rock, hard rock, , and all permutations of the same - if that's your thing, we want to hear from you.
As an album reviewer, you'll get first listen to great new releases and an exciting opportunity to share your passion with the world. You'll be responsible for covering your assignments under deadline and providing a unique and enlightening perspective for our readers.
If you're interested in getting into the music journalism world with MXDWN, please send a resume and writing sample to Tori Kerr, Senior Editor at [email protected]

Qualifications

A Bacherlor's Degree in Journalism, Music, or English is preferred but not required, but a passion for writing creatively and thoughtfully about music is.

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About mxdwn

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mxdwn.com is an established online entertainment magazine that focuses on news, original reviews, features, photography and interviews. We are a leader and innovator in providing dynamic entertainment content. Over the past 12 years, mxdwn has established itself as one of the most credible, reliable and forward-thinking entertainment publications in North America. What began as a music magazine founded by Editor in Chief Raymond Flotat has evolved into a valued resource not only for music but also for movies, video games, television and pop culture. Our readers rely on us to provide timely and relevant entertainment news, thoughtful reviews, up-to-the-minute event coverage, and to accurately report on all that matters in entertainment.

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11 - 50 Employees

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Los Angeles, CA, US

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