Guitars
One of the most challenging things budget-conscious musicians go through is finding the best electric guitar under $200. It’s easy to doubt…
It can be hard to choose the best bass guitar for beginners, what with so many options out there. But finding the…
In our search for the best acoustic guitar for beginners, we’ve seen a lot of awesome models that promise to give new…
Getting into music is easy when you have the best electric guitar for beginners. But with so many starter electric guitars to…
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The 80-year-old closed a quiet, almost entirely acoustic set in Bridgeport with a protest song he had not played since 2014 and a chant that named no target. Willie Nelson, 93, opened.
Lionel Richie, 77, has undergone a cardiac ablation for atrial fibrillation and canceled three dates with Earth, Wind & Fire. His rep says the procedure went perfectly and he will be back on stage soon.
Four weeks after Dolly Parton’s death, her manager has gone to court against the nephew who announced it, alleging a campaign of threats. Bryan Seaver says nothing he wrote was a threat.
The Star Trek actor made his live metal debut at Chicago’s Park West on September 19, fronting a new band called The *uckers through covers of ‘Crazy Train,’ ‘Ace of Spades’ and ‘Enter Sandman’ — three years after a stage 4 cancer diagnosis.
At 76, Suzi Quatro has called her absence from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame ‘absolutely crazy’ – and added a line about posthumous induction that moves the argument from pride to time.
Alan Lomax recorded Muddy Waters at Stovall in 1941-42. One playback, $20, and a jukebox helped ignite Chicago blues (and rock).
In 1986 Stevie Ray Vaughan collapsed on tour in Germany. Warned he had weeks to live, he got sober and turned In Step into a fierce recovery manifesto.
Carlos Santana says the best music ‘plays you’ – and his body rejected Elvis. What he really means about groove, Africa, Miles and listening with your bones.
Shania Twain might be known worldwide as the “Queen of Country Pop,” but her roots…
Keith Richards’ villa basement birthed Exile on Main St. Here’s how the chaos, gear, and grit shaped “Tumbling Dice” and a future classic.
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