Guitars
It’s tough choosing just three models to compete for the title of best bass guitar, but after a long period of contemplation…
Trump Guitars burst onto the scene with patriotic flair, bold designs, and Donald Trump’s personal endorsement. Everything seemed to be sunshine and…
Get your young ‘un on the right track with the best electric guitar for kids. We’ve selected six top models that meet…
The CD-140SCE dreadnought is part of Fender’s new Classic Design Series of acoustic guitars. It’s an electro-acoustic that’s been fitted with an…
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Two years after Steven Tyler’s fractured larynx ended their touring days, Aerosmith will play the Hollywood Bowl on October 29 and November 1 with Slash, Sammy Hagar, Heart, Run-DMC and more.
Stung by Liverpool fans gloating over Manchester City’s Premier League verdict, Liam Gallagher hit back by claiming Oasis rescued the Beatles. Here is how the row started, and why it is far from the first time he has gone there.
Three weeks after Robert Kraft kept Macklemore off his stadium’s stage, Zach Bryan played Gillette in a black “Free Palestine” T-shirt. Here’s how the row started, who has said what, and what comes next.
Four years after Naomi Judd’s death, Wynonna told People she and Ashley are not currently close, days before releasing The Hard Truth, a record about her mother, a buried family secret and her jailed daughter.
In a new Rolling Stone interview, Bono likened Itamar Ben-Gvir’s rhetoric about Gaza to that of Nazi SS chief Heinrich Himmler. The Israeli minister answered on X, accusing the U2 singer of hypocrisy.
From knocking out a photographer to clashing with Pat McAfee, John Mellencamp’s short fuse has shaped his art, his politics and his public blowups.
How Elvis clawed his way out of movie hell in 1969, cut his fiercest records, and turned the International Hotel into the loudest church in Las Vegas.
Before Queen, Freddie Mercury was Farrokh Bulsara, a shy Parsi kid in colonial Zanzibar. Here’s how he reinvented himself into a rock icon.
How Suzi Quatro kicked the door in, and how Debbie Harry and Joan Jett turned that shockwave into a sisterhood that rewired rock’s rules on sex, power and image.
A candid photo of Heart’s Ann and Nancy Wilson with Stevie Nicks, sold as a Studio 54 moment, reveals how three rock queens quietly rewrote the 70s rulebook.
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