Guitars
Music streaming has become the main way for your fans to consume music. Yet as an emerging artist, it can be hard…
Musicians looking for the best acoustic guitar under $200 are in for a treat. We have not one, not two but six…
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…
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Rosanne Cash’s management has postponed her Wyoming and Montana dates, saying doctors have restricted her travel and performing. The nature of the emergency has not been disclosed.
Jon Small drummed alongside Billy Joel in the Hassles and Attila, then watched Joel marry his wife. He drove Joel to the hospital anyway, and spent the next fifty years filming him.
An archive of 63 Oasis concert recordings, soundchecks and unfiltered conversations between Noel and Liam Gallagher goes under the hammer on October 3, despite objections from the band. The catch: whoever wins it cannot legally release a second of it.
Macklemore used his opening slot on Ed Sheeran’s LOOP Tour to call for a free Palestine on two consecutive nights at MetLife Stadium. The Israeli-American Council is now petitioning Sheeran to drop him from the remaining dates.
Alex Van Halen called Sammy Hagar ‘a complete idiot’ in a Brazilian magazine interview about the books their old bandmates wrote. Hagar’s answer arrived in an Instagram comment section, and it asked for the feud to end.
Brian Jones lived sex, drugs and rock and roll before it had a name. How the doomed Rolling Stones founder became rock’s first modern star.
Billy Joel has long cultivated an image as the everyman musician—the Piano Man who sings…
Dennis Wilson wasn’t just the Beach Boys’ drummer – he was the real surf-and-sun outlaw, from waves to Manson to a haunting solo classic.
Taj Mahal says popular music is African “family.” Here’s what he means, where the blues fits, and how to hear the connections for yourself.
Inside W. Eugene Smith’s 1965 Dylan session photos – and how they frame the split-second when folk purity met electric ambition.
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