Latest articles by Elizabeth Swann
The two musicians met in New York City in 1974 and went on to build a friendship that led to their hit co-write, "Fame"
Now past 2.8 billion streams on Spotify alone, the song reportedly earns the bassit $740,000 per year
He admits more shows may be in their future for charity or special projects
The guitarist and Mastodon cofounder left the group acrimoniously this past March
A new ninth chapter in the Anthology documentary and a new fourth album in the Anthology album series are among the treats
The bluesman says Ozzy choice of guitarists shaped heavy metal’s sound and evolution
Elton had been invited onstage to play one song .He stayed for another 10, earning Richards ire for decades to come
The guitarist also posted a pic of his backline, which includes Marshall and Hiwatt amps
Kooymans passed away on July 23 from complications associated with ALS. He was 77
McCartney said Lennon's words show the value of partnership, and how having someone in your corner can help you see the brilliance you missed
Davies said the track began life as a jazz tune until his brother got a hold of it
Plant calls the album — which will be released September 26 and accompanied by a tour — “a songbook of the lost and found”
Sambora, who turned 66 on July 11, celebrated his birthday by releasing a new song, "I Was Born to Rock"
Kiszka formed Mirador in 2024 with Chris Turpin of Ida Mae and reportedly plans to have the group's debut album out this fall
The young guitarist has serious chops — and has numerous performances under his belt
The two Stratocaster supremos sat down to talk shop in 1989 near the end of their celebrated Fire Meets the Fury tour
The Britpop act gave the crowd of 60,000 fans a trip down memory lane with their first show in 16 years
The YouTube sensation and Machine Gun Kelly guitarist picks tunes by Pink Floyd, Guns N’ Roses and more
Turns out Liam and Noel Gallagher have suggested more bands should cover Oasis songs
An essential element of his guitar tone, the pedal disappeared in 1979 during a refresh of his rig
The guitarist found a fitting way to honor his father, who would travel far afield to see his son perform with his metal bands
The guitarist blamed boring guitar sounds and his own love of imperfection for his actions, saying, "That sound was born out of total frustration"
Now 21 years into her career, she reveals a surprising choice when it comes to the plectrum that works best for her style of bluegrass flatpicking
