Ulysse Nardin Pops Off With Boldly Minimalist ‘Blast’ Watch … from Maxim Beau Hayhoe
(Ulysse Nardin) Ever changing the conventional wisdom behind timepieces and what a watch can be, the latest Ulysse Nardin timepiece strips things down to the…
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Harrison Ford Stars In Glenmorangie ‘Once Upon A Time In Scotland’ Whisky Campaign … from Maxim Maxim Staff
(Glenmorangie) With Harrison Ford on the payroll, Glenmorangie is pushing beyond the limits and expectations of the standard celebrity ambassadorship. The legendary leading man stars…
Post Malone To Headline Super Bowl Tailgate Concert Before Chiefs Vs. Eagles … from Maxim Maxim Staff
(Astrida Valigorsky/Getty Images) The NFL has drafted a clutch musical player for this year’s Super Bowl between the Kansas City Chiefs and Philadelphia Eagles. The…
Louis Vuitton Is Now An Official Formula 1 Partner … from Maxim Beau Hayhoe
The fast-moving world of Formula 1 is about to get a little more luxurious: Famed fashion house Louis Vuitton is now an Official Partner of…
Spirit Of the Week: 2024 Woodford Reserve Master’s Collection Madeira Cask Finish … from Maxim Nicolas Stecher
(Woodford Reserve) “It’s so funny that you mention it as a ‘milestone,’ I didn’t consider that when I was working on this release,” Master Distiller…
It’s a soloing strategy that T-Bone Walker, B.B. King and Albert King all used, and will instantly make your blues solos sound more pro – learn parallel pentatonics and you will set your playing free … from Guitarworld
Jim Oblon drops some blues science, demystifying the practice of alternating between parallel minor and major pentatonics Read More
Guitar World deals of the week: save $200 on a Fender guitar, get $135 off amp simulator software, plus all the week’s best deals … from Guitarworld matt.mccracken@futurenet.com (Matt McCracken)
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These are the gear trends that will shape your guitar buying in 2025: we explored every inch of NAMM to discover what brands are plotting for the next 12 months – and how the guitar gear world at large is changing … from Guitarworld matthew.owen@futurenet.com (Matt Owen)
NAMM 2025 was one for the history books, with an avalanche of surprise announcements as industry titans broke their own rules, the neck humbucker took…
“If we can fill the performance with these incredible women singing Nirvana songs, then we’ll have achieved our own revolution”: Nirvana reunite unannounced at FireAid concert, with four guest frontwomen … from Guitarworld jackson.maxwell@futurenet.com (Jackson Maxwell)
But for Violet Grohl taking the place of Lorde, it was the same group of singer/guitarists the remaining Nirvana trio played with at their Rock…
“It’s back and better than ever”: Gibson revives its cult classic Victory guitar – and elevates it to even greater heights … from Guitarworld
The distinct double-cut was designed in the late 1970s, but slipped into obscurity after it was quietly discontinued. Now, it’s back for modern players, with…
“The guitar is the instrument of the people”: The IGF Summer School celebrates 30 years of levelling up guitar players with a bumper Bath event … from Guitarworld
Taking place 12-17 August in the historic UK town of Bath, the five-day event will celebrate guitar playing in all its forms, helping players take…
“The king of modern blues getting down and dirty (musically) with a former Van Halen singer”: January 2025 Guitar World Editors’ Picks … from Guitarworld michael.astley-brown@futurenet.com (Michael Astley-Brown)
2025 has kicked off with an explosion of new guitar releases, led by Joe Bonamassa and Sammy Hagar, G3, Alex Lifeson, Billy Gibbons, Joanne Shaw…
“We’re gonna play something we thought was appropriate for the evening”: Watch Slash join the Black Crowes for a heartfelt Led Zeppelin cover at star-studded FireAid benefit concert … from Guitarworld jackson.maxwell@futurenet.com (Jackson Maxwell)
Unlike the surviving members of Nirvana, the Black Crowes were featured on the FireAid bill beforehand, but they had a surprise of their own up…
“He said, ‘Put it away and get a proper guitar!’ So it went by the wayside”: Andy Fairweather Low had a guitar specially bought for him in America, then brought back across the Atlantic – but Eric Clapton wouldn’t let him use it onstage … from Guitarworld jackson.maxwell@futurenet.com (Jackson Maxwell)
“I was drawn to it immediately,” the journeyman player says of the guitar in question. “It’s got colors and knobs and bits of Lego” Read More