Guitars
It can be tough to find the best electric guitar under $300, but no matter how difficult it is to get a…
There’s plenty to love about the Ibanez GSR200, which we consider to be the best bass guitar that will give you the…
I’m a firm believer that every guitarist should own an acoustic guitar, even if they’re primarily an electric player. I’d put myself…
Can you have a Fender even if you’re just a beginner guitar player? The answer is a resounding YES. Many people think…
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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.
The 1950s teen idol recorded robocalls for Donald Trump in 2016 and voted for him twice. This weekend he posted a two-minute video asking the president to stop talking for a while.
In a new interview the 86-year-old drummer says the Beatles would probably have reunited had John Lennon and George Harrison lived – a notable shift from what he was saying two years ago.
Marty Robbins once wrecked his own stock car to avoid a disaster. Here’s what happened at Charlotte and why it fits the moral core of “Big Iron.”
A waitress named Mary changed everything: how teen harp fan Charlie Musselwhite went from wallflower to Muddy Waters sideman.
Inside the brutal discipline, raw vegan diet and jungle workouts that keep Lenny Kravitz looking 30 and moving like a maniac onstage in his 60s.
From teen girlfriends and secret flings to a £24m divorce, Paul McCartney’s love life is messier than his ballads admit. Here is the truth behind the romance.
Rory Gallagher learned blues from the radio, dug deeper than the “Three Kings,” and turned grit, rhythm and truth into a lifelong guitar lesson.
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