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The Stones used to labor in the studio, now they take a “bulldozer approach”
Mick Jagger and Keith Richards have reflected on the band’s changing creative process as they ready their latest album, “Foreign Tongues”
“Never feel safe. Go a little bit out of your depth”: David Bowie's advice to all his musician friends
Some artists – AC/DC, the Ramones – find their sound and lock in. David Bowie never stood still. Here's why…
Johnny Marr just helped a session ace track down her lost vintage Gretsch
When FedEx ships your guitar to the wrong state, you need Johnny Marr to bring it home
John Mayer's guitar teacher thinks that always looking to level up your guitar skills is a dangerous game
Guitarists, he says, need to stop comparing themselves to others
From Metallica playing in the Antarctic to Van Halen performing in a blizzard — here are the wild stories behind three of rock’s coldest concerts
Playing in subzero temperatures meant frozen fingers, failing tuning and some very unusual rules — including one gig where the audience had to wear headphones
"Maybe I didn't like the strippers enough…" What happened when Desmond Child worked with Van Halen
Hitmaker Desmond Child gives a unique insight into Dave Lee Roth's unique working methods in the 1990s
How Paul Rodgers made Jimmy Page play guitar again after John Bonham’s death
Page hadn’t picked up a guitar for two years. A casual encounter with the Bad Company bandleader changed everything
Wet Leg's Rhian Teasdale: The best songs only have two chords
And one of Van Halen’s most enduring hits seems to back up her argument
