Guitars
There comes a time in every guitarist’s life when they would be in search of the best electric guitar, one that would…
Whether you’ve been into jazz most of your life or have recently gotten into this music style, the best jazz guitar will…
Looking for the best cheap bass guitar you can jam with or give to a kid? You’ve come to the right place.…
Having the best blues guitar is a step in the right direction toward becoming the next B.B. King, Jimi Hendrix or Eric…
Frank Beard, the famously clean-shaven drummer who powered ZZ Top for more than five decades, has died at 77 in hospice care at his Texas ranch. Billy Gibbons says the band will keep going, as Frank wished.
In a new Harper’s Bazaar cover profile, Céline Dion details the 17 years of stiff-person syndrome symptoms that went unnamed, the days she needed Valium to function, and the training regimen behind her Paris residency this September.
Hundreds gathered outside Swansea Minster as Bonnie Tyler was laid to rest. Inside, the talent scout who discovered her in a local club paid tribute — and friends remembered the woman behind one of rock’s most recognizable voices.
Contra-ICE, the collective behind the 15,000 ICE OUT towels handed out at Super Bowl LX, has assembled a 47-track benefit compilation featuring Tom Morello, Jello Biafra, Fishbone and Beastie Boy Ad-Rock. It lands October 2.
A jazz vibraphonist canceled one Christmas Eve gig after Trump’s name went up on the building. An anti-SLAPP dismissal later, the bill landed on the Kennedy Center’s desk.
1984 was the pivot: hard touring, studio experiments, and “Mother’s Talk” in two versions – the sound of a duo editing their future in real time.
How one London photo-op froze Bob Dylan and Joan Baez at the exact moment folk royalty, romance and protest music began to come apart.
How Steve Perry’s 1984 solo smash “Oh Sherrie” turned a real romance with Sherrie Swafford into one of rock’s most revealing love songs.
Kurt Cobain and Tupac Shakur dragged grunge and hip hop into the mainstream, died young, and still haunt the way we think about music, fame, and rebellion.
Dickey Betts said the Allman Brothers wrote arrangements by jamming. Here’s how that method built “Whipping Post” and why Duane’s slide still wins.





























