Interviews

Thanks to his evocative scores for video games such as Grand Theft Auto V, L.A. Noire, Red Dead Redemption and its sequel, Woody Jackson just might be the most-heard guitarist in the world today.

Dr. Brian May talks all things Queen, 'Bohemian Rhaposdy' and gear in our June cover story.

“I get a lot of joy out of going around and watching people vibe out to this music."

“I bring the primal goo into the studio.” “You know, the primal goo can be figurative. But with me it’s literal."

King Edward weighs in on two decades’ worth of Van Halen classics.

Although Jake Dreyer has been making waves as a major-league shred monster for years, it’s astonishing to remember that he’s only 26.

"The best thing is getting to play with that great band."

“What would be the point of giving people exactly what they expect every album?”

This constantly in-demand six-stringer has played with Dio, Def Leppard, Thin Lizzy, Whitesnake and Last in Line. But what Guitar World readers really want to know is...

"I can’t sing love songs all day. I had to get my feelings out and deal with them in some way."

Richard Lloyd discusses his latest collection of solo-laced snaggle-toothed punk jams and winsome, country-laced rockers.

The band will be doing a series of dates with Phil Collins in June.

"We were very open to whatever worked.” Badflower's Josh Katz and Joey Morrow discuss how the band's no-frills live sound morphed into their forceful debut album.

What's Greensky Bluegrass' Dave Bruzza listening to? Find out here!

"There’s no statement of intention to retire," David Gilmour tells us. So why is he selling off some of his most iconic guitars? Find out in our May cover story.

"It’s not a roots record, but it has an inherently rootsy feeling.”

"That experience you have when you’re younger — you get together with your friends, you go down to the basement, crack open some beers and play — it’s right there in these tracks."

“We wanted a harder edge on this album; our fans expect it from us."