Latest about Graham Coxon
Graham Coxon on his unearthed solo adventures, the challenge of writing for Blur and Damon Albarn’s guitar skills
The Blur guitarist takes us down to Castle Park – his lost solo album that was made 15 years ago but is just seeing the light of day
Graham Coxon on the perfection of the Telecaster (and why you shouldn’t lend him your Strat)
The Blur guitarist reflects on his “wooden wife” – and the charms of the Tele’s weird headstock
An all-star guitar panel choose their Telecaster Mount Rushmore – its greatest players, their greatest tracks
Pros pick their favorite Tele riffs and solos and decide who should be carved into that massive “Telecaster Mount Rushmore” that exists only in our deranged minds
Graham Coxon’s thoughts on Damon Albarn as a guitar player
Coxon offers his opinion on what his Blur bandmate is like on guitar
How Graham Coxon came out from his Blur bandmate’s shadow
Noel Gallagher called him one of greatest guitar talents of his generation. Coxon explains why he doesn’t agree as he shares the origin story of his lost solo album and the future of Blur
Why Graham Coxon is questioning his classic Blur guitar rig
The Britpop icon is reassessing his gear choices
Blur's Graham Coxon on how Damon Albarn rejecting his songs started his solo career
With eight solo records and four film scores under his belt, Coxon has looked back on the moment that led to his first solo record, 1998’s The Sky Is Too High
Graham Coxon: “A big part of me wishes I had just kept everything simple with Blur and played Gibson Les Pauls for everything”
With his new project The WAEVE's debut album on the way, the British rock hero discusses how he sought to create a new guitar identity, the gear he'll be using for Blur's 2023 reunion shows and the song he's most looking forward to revisiting
