Guitars
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“That thing will never sell.”, were Fred Gretsch’s first words upon laying eyes on the Fender Telecaster in 1950. Nearly seventy years…
When you first see the Hummingbird acoustic guitar, you get the feeling that you’ve seen it somewhere before. And you probably had,…
Looking for the best cheap bass guitar you can jam with or give to a kid? You’ve come to the right place.…
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The White House has reissued its May insult of The Chicks frontwoman after she told anniversary-tour crowds she’d now give George W. Bush “a big wet kiss” compared with Trump.
A silent security video of Kelly Clarkson’s five-minute visit to Brooklyn’s Art of Play has surfaced, and the shop’s owner now says her posts put staff in danger. Here is how the fight started and what the footage does and doesn’t show.
Dionne Warwick, 85, missed Sunday’s Voices for ALS benefit at Carnegie Hall, telling Page Six that pain in her leg and foot left her unable to stand or walk.
Kristi Noem said she’d take Ella Langley over Kacey Musgraves after James Talarico turned up at Musgraves’ Dallas show. Musgraves answered with one line about the dog Noem wrote about shooting.
Boy George told Israel’s Channel 12 he has been threatened and had his concert posters defaced ahead of two November shows in Tel Aviv, and that he is still looking for musicians brave enough to join him.
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.
It’s not every day a music legend steps out of the crowd and joins your…
On Stevie Ray Vaughan’s last nights alive, Eric Clapton was not the guitar god on top – he was the stunned witness. Here is what Clapton actually thought.
The use of loud, repetitive music as an interrogation tactic—a practice sometimes referred to as…
From coal-town kid to knicker‑storming Vegas idol to chart‑topping octogenarian, Sir Tom Jones has out-sung, outlived and out-evolved nearly all his peers.
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