Artist Lists

Everyone knows about Eric Clapton’s performance on the Beatles’ “While My Guitar Gently Weeps.”

The gang (or person) over at Blend Guitar has compiled a new video list—"The Top 10 Guitar Harmonies of All Time"—and we think it's worth a look.

Social media has been a great place for bedroom guitarists to showcase talents that might have been confined to four walls only some years ago.

For many TV watchers, the 2017 Grammy Awards were probably the first time they saw Metallica perform.

I know what you're thinking: "What the hell is a 'near-Led Zeppelin moment'?" Good question.

Stevie Ray Vaughan released four studio albums, a live album and a Vaughan Brothers album, not to mention enough leftover live and studio material to fill several posthumous albums and a box set.

What’s more difficult to play than single-string riffs? Double-string riffs.

Today, Guitar World checks in with Jethro Tull and pinpoints what we feel are the legendary British band's 10 greatest guitar moments.

Face it: They weren’t called “hair” bands for nothing!

“Sweet Child O’ Mine” has become a staple of Eighties classic rock since it was released on Guns N’ Roses’ debut album, Appetite for Destruction, in 1987.

Guitar World picks the 10 best and worst comeback albums of all time.

Metallica are undeniably the most influential rock band of the past 30-plus years.