Andrew Daly

Bay Area grunge fan, who started playing during lockdown, is loaded with advice for other young guitarists – and she’s even starting to heed it herself

Brazilian who made the move to Nashville explains the connection between two genres that, on the surface, seem worlds apart

If you were to find yourself standing in a record shop, sifting through stacks of dust-covered CDs, yellowing cassettes, and piles of sun-warped records,

Jakob Nowell doesn’t sing or play like his father, and spent years trying to avoid riding his coattails – but he’s determined to get the reactivation of the ’90s punk-rock icons right, and in his own way

Given the number of guitarists who claimed membership in Thin Lizzy, it's easy to be confused about who played what if you're not an aficionado. And in

Having recently served as an instructor at Vai Academy 7.0, the genre-blending, Strandberg-wielding innovator is set to take her playing in an entirely new direction

Master of Puppets gets all the attention, but it was Ride the Lightning that made the metal legends sound heavier, more epic, and musically more audacious

Vince Gill joins us to explain why he’s perfectly happy “ripping powerchords for Joe”, what makes rhythm guitar more important than lead and how to move up the vintage guitar ladder

Before she returns to action with Garbage, Ginger Pooley reveals how she went from teenage Pumpkins obsessive to landing the bassist spot alongside Billy Corgan, the challenge of quitting the band she loved, and what she learned along the way

By Vince Gill's admission, most know him as the ‘country-rock guy'. That checks out given his resume, including Pure Prairie League and a decidedly