If you buy from a link, we may earn a commission. Learn more Introduced in the spring of 1954, the Fender Stratocaster is arguably the most iconic electric guitar design ever. It also boasts a ...

Guitars Guitar Center’s massive Guitar-A-Thon sale has landed, and it includes $600 off a Gibson Les Paul and a host of exclusive models from Epiphone, Taylor, and more Gear & Gadgets MusicRadar deals ...

Pleaser are not a band afraid to colour outside the lines. In fact, Begging Guitars is a punky riot which tears up the colouring book altogether, drawing on the tastes of these four bandmates from ...

You might think that an item as large and conspicuous as a guitar would be difficult to lose track of, but, as this gallery will prove, that's simply not the case. Touring musicians will tell you ...

Discover Agustin Barrios’ rise from rural Paraguay to becoming a pioneering guitar composer. Explore Agustin Barrios’ journey from rural Paraguay to global recognition as a guitar composer.

Acoustic and classical guitars look very similar, both made of wood, both with six strings, and both with the familiar guitar shape with a curved body and long neck. But there are key differences that ...

Credit: David Farrell/Redferns; Eleanor Jane; Denise Truscello/Getty Images for Wynn Las Vegas With the Netflix documentary on Norman’s Rare Guitars now streaming on Netflix, Guitar World caught ...

More than mere instruments, the most valuable guitars of all time are revered pop culture artefacts. All but one of the guitars featured here are linked to legendary artists, while the most coveted ...

The Fender Player II Series is a popular line of guitars and basses from the iconic instrument maker. Now, the company has announced an addition to the Series, the Player II Modified Series.

This Thursday night the Denny Sanford Premier Center will host the 8th annual ‘Big Stars and Pink Guitars.’ It’s a fundraiser for breast cancer research and patients that was started by Kory ...

It was there, he says, that he found out more about the abilities of Japanese guitar makers. He discovered they have the skills, as he puts it, “to make anything”. That’s a lot more than can ...

And the guitar was near the center of them all. Hear the fast, swinging fretwork of Lonnie Johnson or Teddy Bunn, playing in single-note lines, and you’ll hear jazz history being made — though ...