Latest about Dave Grohl
Dave Grohl's guitars: meet the six-strings behind the Foo Fighters, plus get DG's tone on a budget
Want to know what guitars Dave Grohl plays? We unveil the nicest man in rock's guitar arsenal
“It goes beyond Foo Fighters”: Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335 review
The best of Foo, or a mere Pretender? Grohl’s long-awaited new signature model is here
Dave Grohl ‘plays’ Eruption – with help from Wolfgang Van Halen
The Foo Fighter fooled a festival crowd, with Wolfgang Van Halen providing the soundtrack to Grohl’s six-string charade
Wolfgang Van Halen reveals the collaborations at the top of his bucket list
WVH on why being a multi-instrumentalist doesn’t stop him from collaborating with other artists
“The wait is over – now you can have it all”: Dave Grohl’s Epiphone DG-335, the most demanded signature model in its 151-year history, is finally here – and it costs less than you might expect
We got an exclusive look at the Foo Fighters’ man’s new signature back in January – and now it’s available to order
“One of the most requested models in Epiphone's history”: The Epiphone Dave Grohl DG-335 signature exists – and we’ve played it
The Foo Fighters man’s affordable signature broke cover at Gibson’s pre-NAMM preview event
“I've always played with a pick, but up until the fifth Foo Fighters record, I never played downstrokes”: How Nate Mendel changed the way he played bass to “support Dave’s songs as best as possible”
From the Bass Player Archive: An interview with Foo Fighters bassist Nate Mendel
“Bass players seem to like that feeling of the sound pushing against their legs, but if you stand too close to your amp, you’re never sure what it sounds like”: Mike Watt offers his advice for putting some teeth into your live sound
The patriarch of punk has influenced a generation of rockers. Here he talks through his live gear setup
“You know, I've never played slide before, but it just started doing things on its own – I didn’t even have to try”: That time Paul McCartney channeled his inner bluesman – with the help of Nirvana, and a wild 4-string cigar box guitar
Matty Baratto's guitars have been played by Slash, Keith Richards, Zakk Wylde, Prince, Josh Homme, Joe Perry, and countless others. Seeing the Beatle use one of his four-string creations live with Nirvana, though, was a truly "surreal" moment for the luthier
