News Staff

Keavin Wiggins - Editor

Keavin founded antiMusic's predecessor Rocknworld.com in 1998 with Brian Aguilar. While Brian left after a few months to pursue other adventures, Keavin pushed forward with the idea of exposing lesser known music artists to a wider audience and with the founding of antiMusic a year later that dream began to become realized. His focus shifted to music news in 2003 with the start of the Day in Rock report.

His favorite albums are Iron Maiden's "Number Of The Beast," Stone Sour's "Audio Secrecy," AC/DC's "Back In Black," The Beatles' "Abbey Road" and Def Leppard's "High N' Dry".

His first concerts were KISS on the Creatures Of The Night tour (big venue - Irvine Meadows 1983) and Def Leppard (opening for Pat Travers - small venue- Santa Monica 1980).

Keavin was born and raised in Orange County, Ca. He relocated to Yucca Valley, Ca in 2006, where he lived until 2021. He currently lives in Hamilton, Al with his wife and children.

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Michael Angulia - staff news writer

Michael has been a writer for antiMusic off and on since 1999. In the early years we wrote under the pen-name antiGuy. His favorite album of all time is Ozzy Osbourne's 'Blizzard Of Ozz' and his first concert was Ozzy's "Ultimate Sin" tour that featured support from Metallica. He loves rock, hard rock, power-pop and classic metal.

He lives in southern Utah with his wife and two daughters and runs a consulting business when he is not tracking down the latest music news to share with our readers or skiing.

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Bruce Henne - Syndicated Contributor

A music media veteran, Bruce Henne graduated from the Radio Broadcasting program at Mohawk College in Hamilton, ON in 1984 before stints as Station Manager at the school's campus radio outlet (where he co-hosted the weekly "Mohawk Metal" show) and Westwood One Canada led to an invitation to join the country's largest rock station, Q107-FM Toronto, to launch the Rock Radio Network (RRN) in 1991.

A pioneer in Canadian commercial network radio, Bruce helped create, produce, market and build major music brands - including "The Legends Of Classic Rock," "The Ongoing History Of New Music," Corus Entertainment's "Deep Sky" and "ExploreMusic" - over the next two decades as the RRN was twice named Network Of The Year by the Canadian music industry.

Henne has worked with virtually every major rock act in the business while producing "Rockline," "Little Steven's Underground Garage," and other U.S.-based shows for Canadians, creating original radio series like "All Access" and "One On One," and producing more than 400 music specials, world album premieres and live broadcast events.

Bruce founded the daily rock news service, hennemusic , in 2010.

As a music journalist, Henne has written for iconic music brands like Team Rock, Classic Rock, Metal Hammer, Prog, Blues and RockAAA, among others.

Among the first albums that cemented Bruce's lifelong passion for rock were KISS' "Alive!" and the debut record by Van Halen.

His first live concert experiences included Triumph at a Burlington, ON high school (1978); ELO at CNE Stadium Toronto (1978), and Cheap Trick at Toronto's Maple Leaf Gardens (1979).

hennemusic is the sole outside news partner for antiMusic's Day In Rock report.

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Review Staff

Kevin Wierzbicki, antiMusic.com Travel Editor, Senior Music Reviewer

A native of Flint, Michigan and longtime resident of Phoenix, Arizona, Kevin travels the world (and makes plenty of trips to his mailbox) in search of good music and exciting travel adventures and very often finds them both in one place. Click here to find links to lots of his recently published pieces, including specialty columns On the Record (for vinyl fanatics), Passport (spotlight on international music), Root 66 (Americana and roots music) and Get the Blues (well, you know.) Kevin's Road Trip series, along with other travel pieces, finds him recounting his exploits in exotic places like Malaysia, Mexico, Greenland and French Polynesia but he also frequently reports from the U.S. where he's just as likely to pop up in Bloomington (that's Indiana) as he is in Nashville. Kevin's work has also been published in USA Today Mexican/Caribbean edition, The Arizona Republic, The Desert Leaf (Tucson), Campus Circle (Los Angeles), Broughton Quarterly, azcentral.com and many other publications.

Read more of Kevin's work on his Facebook Page

Kevin won a Bronze Award in the North American Travel Journalists Association 2011 Travel Writing Competition for his article Behind Closed Doors, about the Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway in Palm Springs, CA, published in Broughton Quarterly in summer 2011. Read Kevin's latest articles here.

Rob Grabowski - Lead photographer

Chicago based photographer Rob Grabowski is a long time antiMusic contributor. Rob previously worked with the Chicago Blackhawks and currently also photographs for Invision by The Associated Press. His work can be seen at GrabowskiPhoto.com and he can be followed on Facebook . See Rob's latest articles here.

Anthony Kuzminski Special Features Editor

Tony is a Chicago based writer. His daily writings can be read at The Screen Door. He has seen over 1,000 concerts in his life, has far too many CD's and DVD's. He can be followed on Twitter Read Tony's latest articles here.