Guitars
So you’ve finally decided to upgrade and are looking for the best electric guitar under $1500 and $2000. With those budgets, you…
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…
With nearly 7,000 lessons covering guitarists of all skill levels in just about any style, JamPlay is the reigning King of Content…
The Yamaha FG830 has gained a reputation for being one of the best guitars for beginners. It’s reasonably priced, has a good…
Macklemore will not play the eight remaining US dates on Ed Sheeran’s Loop Tour. The promoter says venues refused to host the shows with him on the lineup – and neither Macklemore nor Sheeran has said a word.
Celine Dion stopped partway through her opening song in Paris on Saturday, six years after stiff person syndrome ended her last tour. What she told the arena, what the last four years actually involved, and why outlets cannot agree on how long the residency runs.
Celine Dion opens a 26-date residency at Paris La Defense Arena tonight – her first full concert since 2020, and her first since revealing her stiff person syndrome diagnosis. What she has said about the road back, and what the city did while it waited.
A week after resharing criticism of Macklemore’s “Free Palestine” set on Ed Sheeran’s stadium tour, Pink has written more than a thousand words explaining what she meant – and what she says she never wrote.
The Metropolitan Nashville Airport Authority voted 6-0 to begin renaming Nashville International Airport after Dolly Parton, 17 days after her death. The final name is not settled, the FAA still has to approve it, and the estimated bill runs to $10 million.
June 16, 1996 turned Golden Gate Park into a protest-fueled party. Here’s what happened, who played, and why the series later ended.
Neil Young says today’s listener only hears 5 percent of the music and that modern rock is Perry Como in leather pants. Is he actually right?
Shop staff keep looking up to find Led Zeppelin’s singer at the racks, buying young bands’ vinyl. Plant’s lifelong record-store habit is the engine of rock’s greatest second act.
From soul to hip-hop, James Brown’s “one” reshaped rhythm, performance, and production – and artists still call him the music’s DNA.
In 1984 Metallica escaped to Copenhagen, wrote bigger songs, bent thrash rules, and let Cliff Burton’s musical brain widen the band’s future.





























