Features

The guitarist and musical director for the rapidly rising LA rapper behind Super Bounce and Kiss U Right Now on his love of Fender guitars, supporting Billie Eilish, and why it all started with Guitar Hero.

The most exciting new guitar albums that we’ve got to look forward to over the next 12 months.

Although solo projects are enough to keep most guitarists busy, the New York-based guitarist insists that if she can’t support charities through her work it feels ‘all in vain’

Indianapolis Colts owner Jim Irsay has spent 25 years assembling the world’s leading collection of rock ’n’ roll, American history and pop culture artefacts. We touch down in Indiana to pay him a visit.

Lead guitarist Rob Caggiano discusses new album Servant of the Mind and why it packs Volbeat’s heaviest riffs yet.

Remember these less than successful cuts from Gibson’s back catalogue?

The Guitar.com team picks out their standout albums from a year that demonstrated guitar music is a more diverse and exciting place than ever.

The Detroit rockers are often claimed to be ripping off Page, Plant and co, but why is that? And is there anything wrong with it? We take a closer look at the music to try to find out.

The Rage Against The Machine legend tells us why he’s happy to embrace his pop side, how his latest album demonstrates that the creative potential of the guitar is undimmed, and why he recorded his guitar parts on a voice memo.

As the British indie-rock titans prepare to share their long-awaited fourth album, we caught up with guitarist Joe Newman to talk Acoustasonics, Custom Shop Teles, going down YouTube rabbitholes, and why it took lockdown to help him feel comfortable calling himself a guitarist.