This document summarizes the target audiences of several music magazines: - Clash magazine targets young adults and older readers depending on their personal interests and covers different music genres. - Q magazine's audience includes teenagers, young adults, and sometimes older people who like modern music releases, typically aged 20-40. - Classic Rock magazine targets people interested in rock music who want to learn more about bands and artists across modern and older rock. - Mixmag magazine mainly targets young adults but also others interested in clubbing and club music, focusing specifically on electronic dance music.

1. “Clash” magazine
Classy and stylish
Target audience can include young adults however older readers
as well as the magazine covers different types of magazine and
that can depend up on the personal interests of the readers.
CLASH

2. Q magazine
High quality music content, trusted
information entertaining.
Target audience includes teenagers, young adults and sometimes older
people, however this depends on the personal interests and whether
the reader likes the new releases of music (modern music). However
the average readers include people aged between 20 – 40 years old.
Q

3. Mainly people interested in rock music, which would like to gain
more knowledge in the rock environment. This might include
people passionate about certain bands or artists. This will
conclude older generation music as well as the modern times.
“Classic Rock magazine”,
‘World of the rock’
Passionate and entertaining when
reading about what you love.
CLASSIC ROCK

4. “Mixmag” magazine British electronic dance and
clubbing
Mainly, the target audience includes young adults,
however people interested in clubbing and club
music are also considered as well.
Expensive, focused specifically on clubbing music and dance.
MIXMAG