Guitars
Getting into music is easy when you have the best electric guitar for beginners. But with so many starter electric guitars to…
Music streaming has become the main way for your fans to consume music. Yet as an emerging artist, it can be hard…
It’s easy to get some unplugged playing time with the best acoustic bass guitar. Whether you’re practicing, jamming or simply improvising on…
I’ve travelled a lot this year. More than I have before, at least, and I’ve travelled with my guitar and no idea…
The Simon & Garfunkel singer spent almost seventy years keeping politics out of his work. In a new Guardian interview, published as he tours at 84, he broke the habit.
Scorpions have moved all eleven of their remaining 2026 dates into next year, citing only “unforeseen circumstances” – five months after calling off an India tour over medical circumstances the band never detailed.
Jada Star says her aunt concealed her illness because “she never wanted to worry anybody” — a decision that shaped a year of public reassurance before Parton’s death at 80.
The 77-year-old singer told a St. Louis crowd he was dehydrated, finished “All Night Long” in a chair, then checked himself into intensive care. He is back home in Los Angeles and “doing great.”
Sean Ono Lennon and Charlotte Kemp Muhl have welcomed a son named Aurelius, the first grandchild of John Lennon. Sean was five when his father was killed in 1980 – and he is the boy “Beautiful Boy” was written for.
Dolly Parton has given her most direct account yet of the health problems that have kept her off stage, telling People she let them slide while caring for her husband Carl Dean before his death in March 2025.
More than a singer, Amy Winehouse weaponized honesty. Unpack Back to Black, her jazz-soul toolkit, and the legacy that still stings.
Stevie Wonder’s career is one of the most remarkable transformations in music history. From his…
From “Edge of Seventeen” to “Bootylicious,” Stevie Nicks’ work travels across genres as usable source material and a songwriting template.
In July 2021, Billy Gibbons played beside Dusty Hill’s empty microphone. Here is why that stark image may be the most haunting in modern rock history.





























