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Epiphone Emily Wolfe Sheraton Stealth review

By Rob Laing

A Wolfe in Stealth clothing

Emily Wolfe: “I love to just go off live, but on the record it's going to be out there forever, so I need to make sure every note matters”

By Ellie Rogers

Armed with a signature guitar and monster pedalboard, Wolfe ventures beyond blues on her experimental second album, Outlier

Emily Wolfe, Gina Chavez and Jaime Wyatt to headline Epiphone Pride Month livestream concert

By Jackson Maxwell

The concert will be streamed tomorrow, June 30, on the company's YouTube channel and Facebook page

Emily Wolfe debuts first single from new album Outlier

By Michael Astley-Brown

Something Better finds the Epiphone signature artist taking a guitar-pop turn

Joe Bonamassa to host Keeping The Blues Alive Foundation’s 2nd Annual stream-a-thon, featuring Jared James Nichols, Emily Wolfe and Warren Haynes

By Matt Owen

Eric Gales, Bobby Rush, Toto, Dion, Ana Popovic are also penciled in to play at the virtual event, which aims to raise money for musicians impacted by the pandemic

Epiphone unveils Emily Wolfe Sheraton Stealth

By Matt Owen

The guitar-slinging singer-songwriter's first-ever signature model sports diamond f-holes and Alnico Classic Pro humbuckers for big blues-rock tones

New Epiphone BB King Lucille model confirmed by Emily Wolfe during livestream performance

By Matt Owen

Wolfe also took her new Sheraton Stealth Signature semi-hollow for a spin during the Epiphone: For Every Stage event

Emily Wolfe will play the Women Who Rock benefit

Orianthi, Emily Wolfe, Celisse and Rita Wilson to play Gibson and Women Who Rock virtual concert charity series

By Richard Bienstock

Series will raise funds and awareness for women's cancer research

Slash, Jared James Nichols, members of Lamb of God, Alice in Chains and more pay tribute to AC/DC’s Back in Black

By Richard Bienstock

Back in Black 40th Anniversary: A Virtual Celebration, featuring lessons, jams and testimonials, can be viewed in full now

Emily Wolfe: "Tone is like cooking... If you have too much gain it's like too much oregano"

By Jonathan Horsley

The blues-rock singer-songwriter talks pop hooks, the untamed spirit of rock ’n’ roll, and why she's addicted to layering gain

Watch Emily Wolfe Play Eric Clapton’s "Crossroads" Guitar

By Guitar World Staff

See the legendary 1964 Gibson ES-335, famously used during Clapton's years with Cream, in action.