Buddy Guy Prepares to Hit the Road Again With BG90 Tour Ahead of 90th Birthday
Buddy Guy is heading back on tour with BG90, three years after retiring, proving the blues legend still has plenty to say on guitar.
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Billy Gibbons’ Norman’s Rare Guitars Call Shows How Online Clips Can Launch Guitar Careers
Billy Gibbons called Norman’s Rare Guitars after seeing a resonator player online, showing how shop videos can launch guitar careers.
Grace Bowers Returns With a Defiant New Chapter for Guitar Fans
Grace Bowers returns to YouTube with a bold new chapter, focused on self-belief, audience connection, and guitar-first attitude.
String Theory #41: The Tone Is Fine, I’m Just Re-spacing the Entire Rig
A guitarist re-spaces the entire rig instead of practicing. The cat is not impressed.
Eddie Van Halen’s Legacy, Brent Hinds’ Tour Collapse, and a Guitar World Full of Hard Lessons
Eddie Van Halen, Brent Hinds, and other guitar headlines reveal lessons on tone, feel, touring chaos, and what players really learn.
Clapton, Setzer, Allman, Rhoads and the Lessons Behind Guitar’s Most Human Stories
Clapton, Setzer, Allman and Rhoads stories reveal the pressure, loss, and gear choices behind some of guitar’s most human moments.
Roger Mayer on the Secret Work Behind Bob Marley’s Exodus Tone
Roger Mayer reveals how humidity, rebuilt guitars, and Junior Marvin helped shape Bob Marley’s Exodus into a global breakthrough.
Alex Lifeson’s Gibson Story Puts the ES-355 Back in the Spotlight
Epiphone’s ES-355 reissue revisits Alex Lifeson’s Gibson choice, and why feel and connection can matter more than specs for guitarists.
DADGAD, Warm-Ups, and the Tuning Ideas Guitar Players Keep Relearning
From DADGAD to warm-ups and phrasing, these guitar lessons point to simple practice moves that can improve your sound fast.
James “Blood” Ulmer, Free-Jazz Blues Trailblazer, Dies at 86
James “Blood” Ulmer, the blues and free-jazz guitar original from Ornette Coleman’s circle, has died at 86.