Guitars
The S6 Original is the Canadian brand’s flagship acoustic, the one that helped put Seagull in the list of the best guitar…
Music Man is one of the most well-respected brands in the music industry. Its StingRay bass is one of the most popular…
Can you have a Fender even if you’re just a beginner guitar player? The answer is a resounding YES. Many people think…
I write almost all my songs on an acoustic guitar, even if they turn into rock songs, hard rock songs, metal songs,…
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Judas Priest’s longest-serving member says arthritis and a snapped shoulder tendon mean his playing has started to suffer. Uriah Heep’s Davey Rimmer takes over on bass.
The 93-year-old outlaw country legend has backed Democrat James Talarico over Trump-backed Ken Paxton in a Texas Senate race now rated a toss-up, less than four weeks before the midterms.
Two years after Steven Tyler’s fractured larynx ended their touring days, Aerosmith will play the Hollywood Bowl on October 29 and November 1 with Slash, Sammy Hagar, Heart, Run-DMC and more.
Stung by Liverpool fans gloating over Manchester City’s Premier League verdict, Liam Gallagher hit back by claiming Oasis rescued the Beatles. Here is how the row started, and why it is far from the first time he has gone there.
Three weeks after Robert Kraft kept Macklemore off his stadium’s stage, Zach Bryan played Gillette in a black “Free Palestine” T-shirt. Here’s how the row started, who has said what, and what comes next.
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.
1966 was The Hollies’ pivot point: sharper writing, bigger harmonies, ‘Bus Stop,’ and an LP that proved they were more than a singles band.
1984 was the pivot: hard touring, studio experiments, and “Mother’s Talk” in two versions – the sound of a duo editing their future in real time.
In the world of glam metal, few stories hit harder—or louder—than Nikki Sixx’s. Long before…
One night after telling his Westgate crowd “I’m back!”, Barry Manilow cut Friday’s show short and canceled Saturday. His rep blames bronchitis, the illness that preceded his lung cancer diagnosis.
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