Joe Perry and Brad Whitford know how to put on a show. We head to Las Vegas and go behind the scenes at Aerosmith’s Deuces Are Wild residency to find out what it’s like livin’ on the edge.

In 2016, singer and guitarist Two Feet became an overnight internet smash thanks to his song, Go Fuck Yourself, but how do you stay fresh and relevant once the hype has died down?

The Bristolian five-piece wield self-built guitars and enormous pedalboards and champion the DIY scene, all in the name of a stellar live performance. Which may or may not include holograms.

As the electro-rockers return with new album, Angel Miners & The Lightning Riders, frontman Aaron Bruno on how he’s learned to appreciate organic sounds, and how writing the album helped him process loss.

We take a look at the post-Syd Barrett days of Pink Floyd in this tutorial.

The Led Zeppelin icon’s influence on rock guitar is impossible to overstate, but at the core of his signature style were some classic blues fundamentals.

When Pink Floyd started out in the psychedelic mid 1960s, they were playing clubs, led by Syd Barrett on guitar. But once David Gilmour took over, they evolved into a stadium-rock band and began crafting extravagant concept albums. Now one of the biggest-selling acts of all time, you can bet they knew how to write an interesting chord sequence.

Now that you’ve mastered the basics of the pentatonic scale, it’s time to look at the masters themselves to see how the most legendary blues players utilise the shapes we’ve learned in their own playing. First up, it’s Old Slowhand.