Latest articles by James Wood
When considering "blues guitar locales," chances are your thoughts turn to places like Chicago, Memphis, Kansas City and the Mississippi Delta.
Belgrade-born guitarist Ana Popovic is about to unveil her most ambitious project yet.
It’s hard to believe it’s been 30 years since Christian rock giants Stryper released To Hell with the Devil.
It's a question every artist has to grapple with: If you're not pushing yourself creatively, how can you grow?
Sick Puppies have sold more than a million records since bursting onto the scene more than a decade ago.
Change of Fortune, the new album bySoul Asylum,is a record that's nearly four years in the making.
On May 20,guitaristAna Popovic—who, as we know by now, can play the hell out of the blues—will unleash Trilogy, an epic new three-album set.
Lita Ford's new memoir,Living Like a Runaway, is jam packed with stories of a truly eventful—and impressive—rock and rolllife.
Los Angeles-based rockerAndrew Watt has spent much of the past year out on the road, building his reputation by touring his eclectic, soulful sound with a host of bands.
We Are Twisted F***ing Sister,a new documentary byAndrew Horn,captures Twisted Sister’s rise from bar band to international super-stardom.
Chicago’sLed Zeppelin 2recreate the sights, soundsand the pure rock 'n' roll euphoria of an early to mid-SeventiesLed Zeppelin show.
When the Bangles released their sophomore album, Different Light, in 1986, it represented somethingof a departure from the guitar-driven, Sixties-oriented sound the band had been known for.
