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“You’ve been sleeping on a good jam”: Tash Sultana publicly invites John Mayer to a guitar duel
In the same social media video, Sultana teased potential new material with a blues-inspired jam
Tash Sultana talks Strats and blowing Nile Rodgers’ mind with a rare vintage example
The musical polymath reveals what the future holds for their signature Strat, and why jamming with Nile Rodgers, Mateus Asato and Tom Morello was just what the doctor ordered
“Forever ahead of its time”: Fender kicks off the Strat’s 70th anniversary party with star-studded Voodoo Child (Slight Return) mega-jam – featuring Tom Morello, Nile Rodgers, Mateus Asato, Ari O'Neal and Rei
The fiery, tag-teamed take on the Hendrix classic is designed to showcase the Strat’s enduring legacy – and tonal flexibility
This week's essential guitar tracks: alt-rock heroes return and a virtual metal band team up with a thrash legend
Unmissable new cuts from Queens of the Stone Age, Nili Brosh, Alex Skolnick, Black Stone Cherry, Tash Sultana, Asking Alexandria and… Dolly Parton?!
Tash Sultana on winning over MTV with a daring Unplugged performance and cracking Eric Johnson Strats in half onstage
The Australian polymath on an iconoclastic Unplugged performance that brought Strats and Teles to the party
Female and non-binary artists make up less than 6% of the signature electric guitar market
Of the 226 signature electrics available from today’s 21 biggest guitar brands, only 13 come from artists who identify as female or non-binary, a study has found
Tash Sultana: “I always think there is never enough guitar on records. I’m all for the guitar layering and layering and layering...“
One of Fender's latest signature artists explains how jazz, soul and pop and whatever else goes, just so long as it makes sense for the song
Tash Sultana: "I wrote an album that coincided with the realisations I was having within myself"
After being forced to pause their typically ultra-turbulent schedule, Tash Sultana decided – against all plausible odds – that they actually appreciated living at a cruiser, more easygoing pace. And now they have an album of pure sonic euphoria to show for it.
