Guitars
Big things come in small packages. The Martin LX1E, the acoustic-electric model of the Little Martin, is a fine example of a…
Can you have a Fender even if you’re just a beginner guitar player? The answer is a resounding YES. Many people think…
It’s easy to get some unplugged playing time with the best acoustic bass guitar. Whether you’re practicing, jamming or simply improvising on…
Learning to play guitar is not an overnight activity. You know what they say: Heart of Rome wasn’t written in a day.…
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Eminem broke his silence on his Kid Rock collaboration with a single line on release day. Here’s how the pairing got here, what both men have said, and why fans are still arguing.
At her first headline show in years, Miley Cyrus told the Hollywood Bowl how Dolly Parton once revealed her in the audience there, then broke down singing “Jolene” for her late godmother.
In a new Hollywood Reporter interview, Billy Joel says he is barred from driving and needs more tests before doctors decide whether he can return to the stage, as his motorcycle collection heads to auction.
Pink Floyd co-founder Roger Waters tore into Metallica’s James Hetfield on Katie Halper’s podcast, days after Hetfield told his Las Vegas Sphere crowd that Metallica wasn’t there to influence anyone.
At a Bullhead City rally on October 14, Donald Trump repeated his claim to be TikTok’s top account, this time placing Taylor Swift at No. 19. Published follower counts put her at roughly twice his total.
St. Charles County judge Matthew Thornhill turned court into an Elvis bit. Here is what he did, the punishment, and what it says about music and power.
Gregg Allman said the Allman Brothers once played 300 days a year. Inside the per diem misery, stage magic, and the live craft that built Southern rock.
Inside the 1969 Apple Corps rooftop concert: setlist, gear, police drama, why it mattered, and how Get Back reshaped what we thought we saw.
How Mitch Mitchell’s explosive, jazz-soaked drumming turned the Jimi Hendrix Experience into something far wilder than a simple guitar showcase.
In 1974 Mott the Hoople tried to immortalise the ‘Golden Age of Rock ‘n’ Roll’ just as their own world exploded in hits, riots and burnout.
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