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Eric Clapton’s Crossroads Guitar Festival is back with a stellar cast
2019 edition features the likes of Billy Gibbons, Gary Clark Jr and more.
Interview: Gary Clark Jr, from having his power cut to sharing a stage with...
On the eve of the arrival of his third major-label studio record, 'This Land', the Grammy-winning Texan tells us a tale of broken hands, baffling bagpipes and his newfound love for the Gibson SG…
Rare Guitars: Paul Kossoff/Eric Clapton’s Gibson Les Paul Custom
This ’55 Black Beauty belonged to a teenage Kossoff, before his meteoric rise with Free.
A history of CF Martin & Co, an American institution
How did one company founded by a German immigrant become an American icon and the world's preeminent maker of acoustic guitars?
Mike Stern & Eric Johnson Interview – Guitar Summit
Mike Stern and Eric Johnson arrived at the peak of six-stringed creativity via very different routes, but put them in a studio and the sparks fly.
Fender Custom Shop announces Carlos Lopez as new Master Builder
The experienced luthier had a hand in signature models for Eric Clapton, Jeff Beck and more.
From Les Paul to Rob Chapman: The history of signature guitars
What do Slash, Les Paul, Eric Clapton, Mary Kaye, Dave Grohl and St. Vincent have in common? The clue’s in the name… Here, we take a look at the history of signature guitars
Review: Cornell Amps Traveller 5
Denis Cornell has built valve amps for the likes of Eric Clapton, Noel Gallagher and Wilko Johnson, and the Traveller 5 is a low-wattage offering from Southend On Sea’s finest…
Interview: Terry McInturff, under-the-radar guitar maker
US builder Terry McInturff has been creating original and exquisitely crafted instruments for over 40 years, and counts the likes of Jimmy Page and Eric Clapton among his fanbase…
Win! A Fender Player Stratocaster!
The Fender Stratocaster is the most iconic electric guitar of all time, and over the years its faultless curves have been cradled by everyone from Hank Marvin and Eric Clapton to Jimi Hendrix and David Gilmour, all the way through to more modern guitar heroes such as Simon Neil and Albert Hammond Jr.