
No Doubt's Tom Dumont reveals Parkinson's disease diagnosis
The guitarist is currently preparing for No Doubt's Las Vegas Sphere residency

By Janelle Borg published
The guitarist is currently preparing for No Doubt's Las Vegas Sphere residency

By Phil Weller published
The madcap Canadians have taken the world by storm, but they aren't taking themselves seriously

By Phil Weller published
The shock rock icon gave a grunge anthem a creepy twist at the 28th edition of Coopstock over the weekend

By Janelle Borg published
Laney played with Robert Plant and John Bonham, then established Laney Amplification in 1967 – helping Tony Iommi to define the sound of metal guitar

By Phil Weller published
Carlton swung by to check out Dumble’s amps and ended up bumping into a fellow virtuoso

By Phil Weller published
Elvis Presley’s Viva Las Vegas acoustic also features the lot expected to smash into a seven-figure total

By Matt Owen published
Featuring new drops from Jackson, PRS, Wylde Audio, Charvel, and more

By Andrew Daly published
The Aerosmith icon tells GW about the time he surprised his wife, Billie, with a Lucille inspired by WWII fighter pilots

By Matt Parker published
On Love Letters, the Bristol, UK-based guitarist and frontwoman of ‘heavy pop’ trio Masca showcases a hard-won confidence as a guitarist and tonesmith
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By Andrew Daly published
How Billy Gibbons unleashed the power of his holy grail '59 Les Paul Standard for the Texan blues-rock legend's “in-between” classic, El Loco – and set the stage for ZZ Top's domination of the decade

By Henry Yates published
Parade is the Prince and the Revolution album that time forgot – and the critics panned. But it’s time for a reappraisal...

By Rich Davenport published
From a 17-year-old prodigy to a future stadium-conquering guitar superstar, Ronnie James Dio had a dream team of six-string sidekicks over the course of his solo career – and their contributions to his catalog should be essential listening for any aspiring metal guitarist

By Andrew Daly published
It was July 1994, and Haynes was on the cover of GW with Dickey Betts and an early '90s '61 SG Reissue. He explains what happened to the guitar – and why he had it in the first place

By Joe Bosso published
The shred titan's new LP, WROC, combines words from George Washington with incendiary rock and super-sized melodies. Oh, and he had weird AI experiences along the way. We'll let Gilbert explain all...

By Freddy Villano published
For Brotherhood of the Snake, DiGiorgio wielded little more than a stock 1978 Rickenbacker 4001

By Daryl Robertson published
The gear behind one of rock's greatest tones and how to make it yours – including models from Gibson, Epiphone, Magnatone, Dunlop, and more

By Ross Holder last updated
After nearly 10 years working in a busy high-street music store, I’ve seen which beginner amps truly deliver, offering the best value, most useful features, and long-lasting popularity from brands like Blackstar, Fender, Positive Grid, and more

By Richard Blenkinsop last updated
Deliver low-end punch without the high-end price tag: the best budget bass amps from Fender, Ampeg and more

By Rob Laing last updated
Enjoy superb playability and sound with our guide to the top mid-priced acoustics from the likes of Epiphone, Fender, Martin and more

By Jonathan Horsley last updated
Whether you play acoustic, electric, or bass, these clip-on tuners offer a quick, easy, and affordable way to achieve concert pitch every time you pick up your instrument

By Nick Guppy last updated
With the pedalboard user in mind, Kemper has downsized for its compact new Profiler Player

By Matt Owen published
Jacob Collier has become a modern day guitar hero, and his unorthodox five-string guitars have helped him carve out a new path for guitar playing

By Paul Riario published
The Sterling Vermin impressively presents itself as an evolved and cultivated RAT pedal dressed in shining armor

By Glen Phillips published
We all know it’s tough to survive in this industry. But do we all know what to do about it? Here are some ways to look after yourself better, suggested by welfare experts

By Charlie Starr published
The Blackberry Smoke guitarist gives us a lesson in how to sound like you've got a B-Bender, even if you don't

By Matt Owen published
Some sage advice has shaped my entire playing journey – and anyone can give it a go for immediate results

By Philip Sayce published
Turbocharge your fretting hand stretches, screaming bends and blues-rock intensity with the core techniques that shaped Philip Sayce’s signature sound

By Mike Stringer published
In his debut GW column, the prog-metal master teaches you the punishing seven-string string-skipping techniques behind Spiritbox’s Jaded

By Paul Gilbert published
Paul was a student and a tutor at LA's G.I.T. (Guitar Institute of Technology). Here are the shred secrets he learned there – and taught

By Joe Bonamassa published
In his latest lesson for GW, Joe Bonamassa celebrates B.B. King’s late '80s collaboration with U2

By Nick Guppy last updated
With the pedalboard user in mind, Kemper has downsized for its compact new Profiler Player

By Matt Owen published
Jacob Collier has become a modern day guitar hero, and his unorthodox five-string guitars have helped him carve out a new path for guitar playing

By Paul Riario published
The Sterling Vermin impressively presents itself as an evolved and cultivated RAT pedal dressed in shining armor

By Matt McCracken published
This mini practice amp doesn't tether you to your smartphone, but there are some growing pains

By Rob Laing published
The Polyphonic Drop Tune pedal first landed in 2014, and now a limited run in a new finish gives us a good opportunity to check where it stands today

By Matt McCracken published
The Telecaster’s “asshole cousin” trades traditional twang for a boutique growl that looks as sharp as it sounds

By David Mead published
Patrick James Eggle’s take on the OM body shape is built by Faith’s facility in Indonesia and based around PJE’s Linville model from his acoustic-building days. But does it rock our world?

By Pete Emery published
Fender celebrates 30 years of the ubiquitous Hot Rod Deluxe with an Anniversary edition that boasts a speaker change and a classy aesthetic

By Ross Holder last updated
After nearly 10 years working in a busy high-street music store, I’ve seen which beginner amps truly deliver, offering the best value, most useful features, and long-lasting popularity from brands like Blackstar, Fender, Positive Grid, and more

By Richard Blenkinsop last updated
Deliver low-end punch without the high-end price tag: the best budget bass amps from Fender, Ampeg and more

By Rob Laing last updated
Enjoy superb playability and sound with our guide to the top mid-priced acoustics from the likes of Epiphone, Fender, Martin and more

By Jonathan Horsley last updated
Whether you play acoustic, electric, or bass, these clip-on tuners offer a quick, easy, and affordable way to achieve concert pitch every time you pick up your instrument

By Jonathan Horsley last updated
My pick of the best guitar compressor pedals will enhance your tone with options from Boss, Keeley, MXR, and more

By Ross Holder last updated
From analog to digital, and shimmery to subtle, let me show you the top chorus pedals you can buy today from the likes of Boss, Ibanez, MXR and Walrus Audio

By Matt McCracken last updated
I count down the best compact acoustics for new players, smaller guitarists and those looking for a neat 'couch guitar'