Pete Townshend says he "invented the guitar tech" By Richard Bienstock published 7 May 21 The Who legend talks finding the person to not only change his strings, but tune the guitar as well
Pete Townshend reveals his love for Thundercat's latest album, It Is What It Is By Sam Roche published 16 February 21 “It’s so absolutely incredible, kind of like Sgt. Pepper's – it's been an obsession”
Aclam recreates Pete Townshend’s “clear fuzz dirge” tone with the Windmiller Preamp By Richard Bienstock published 21 January 21 Achieve maximum R&B with new pedal based on the Who guitarist’s vintage Grampian 636 unit
Those guitars Pete Townshend smashed onstage with the Who? He glued them back together in order to smash them again By Richard Bienstock published 15 October 20 “As long as the neck didn’t break you could glue the body back,” frontman Roger Daltrey explains
Pete Townshend reveals how he first connected Eddie Van Halen and Michael Jackson in tribute to late guitar legend By Michael Astley-Brown published 7 October 20 The Who guitarist says he was asked to play on Thriller, but suggested EVH instead
The Peter Green tribute concert: 10 guitar highlights from David Gilmour, Kirk Hammett, Billy Gibbons, Pete Townshend and more By Scott Rowley published 26 February 20 We went to Mick Fleetwood & Friends’ celebration of Peter Green's music and this is what we learned
Footage of David Gilmour, Pete Townshend, Kirk Hammett and more rehearsing for Peter Green tribute concert released By Richard Bienstock published 25 February 20 “It’s important to recognize the profound impact Peter and the early Fleetwood Mac had on the world of music,” says Mick Fleetwood
Pete Townshend would smash a guitar again - but only for charity By Richard Bienstock published 11 November 19 "I haven't smashed guitars for a long time - for me, it was an expression of youth,” the Who legend says
Guitar's biggest names tell us what really happened at Woodstock By Alan di Perna published 1 October 19 Carlos Santana, Stephen Stills, Pete Townshend and more recall the trials and tribulations behind their era-defining performances
Pete Townshend: today's players have “literally exhausted the possibilities of the guitar” By Michael Astley-Brown published 1 October 19 The Who legend claims that rock isn’t dying, but guitar-based rock is
The secrets behind Pete Townshend's tone on The Who's Won't Get Fooled Again By Chris Gill published 8 July 19 Learn how the legendary guitarist got his "sound from paradise” on this classic track
The Who Announce ‘Moving On!’ Symphonic Tour, First New Album in 13 Years By Richard Bienstock published 14 January 19 The shows will offer “full-throttle Who with horns and bells on,” promises Roger Daltrey.
Guitar Smashers: The 11 Deadliest Ax Wielders of All Time By Christopher Scapelliti published 8 August 18 The history of modern music is full of artists who have vented their rage on their gear.
The Remains of a 1964 Strat Destroyed by The Who's Pete Townshend Are Going Up for Auction By Jackson Maxwell published 5 April 18
Roger Daltrey Announces 'As Long As I Have You,' His First Solo Album in 26 Years By Jackson Maxwell published 15 March 18
The Who Announce 'Live at the Fillmore East 1968' Double Album By Jackson Maxwell published 20 February 18
These Are 10 of the World’s Wealthiest Guitarists By Christopher Scapelliti published 29 December 17 In a new article, Total Guitar counted down the 10 wealthiest guitar players in the magazine’s home country, the U.K.
Are These the Ten Best Guitar Destruction Clips Ever? By Guitar World Staff published 23 June 17 Here are some of the gnarliest guitar destruction clips ever caught on camera.
The Who's Pete Townshend Shares the Story Behind "Pinball Wizard" By Acoustic Nation Staff published 19 May 17 Featured on the 1969 rock opera album Tommy, "Pinball Wizard"'s iconic acoustic introduction was inspired by a master.