Latest about George Lynch
“The thing the incident reveals to me is a much larger problem – the idea that profits are more important than people”: George Lynch breaks silence following resurfaced allegations that Peavey used prison labor
The amp brand categorically denied using prison labor after Lynch's allegations from 2018 were unearthed. Now the Dokken guitarist has responded to Peavey's request for a retraction
“It shows that you’re really smart when you do stuff that’s not 4/4”: Join George Lynch in the studio as he records Guitars at the End of the World
Mr. Scary fans, check out this behind-the-scenes studio doc, because A) The playing is ridiculous and B) a Lynch movie is always worth watching…
Peavey denies using prison labor to build guitar amps following resurfaced George Lynch allegations
The Dokken guitarist and former Peavey artist first made the allegations while on a podcast in 2018
George Lynch shows us what’s on his pedalboard
Make that pedalboards, as Mr Scary reveals his fly-in ’board and his more well-stocked, Jeff Beck-inspired offering – and reveals what pedal he can’t live without
Learn 5 George Lynch licks that demonstrate why the Dokken shredder really is Mr Scary
This shred lesson is so hot we've been keeping it under lock and key, until now...
From six-string chess matches to Christmas shred, Blues Lawyer and beyond: here are this week's essential guitar tracks
Beat the cold with searing, guitar-driven songs from White Reaper, George Lynch & Jeff Pilson, Paramore, Steel Panther, Zeal & Ardor, Day Wave, Obvurt, NOFX and more
George Lynch recalls the time he subbed for Randy Rhoads
Mr. Scary tells us how he came to take on – and lose – Randy Rhoads’ teaching sessions at Musonia, and how it made him a better guitar player along the way
NAMM 2022: Morley’s Immortals Series George Lynch Dragon 2 wah is smaller and glows in the dark
The Dokken man’s signature wah returns for a limited-edition run in a smaller 20/20 format
George Lynch: “You can get fast using fuzz if you use it in the right way. Look at Eric Johnson – his main tone is a Fuzz Face!”
With his first full instrumental album, Seamless, out now, the guitar legend talks fuzz, the influence of Satch, and explains why he doesn’t want it easy from his gear
