Lieutenant Mick Uranko has become something of a GW campus celebrity because of his electric guitar skills, with students and faculty frequently gathering outside firehouse Engine 23 on G Street to ...

Country guitar icon Brad Paisley has named his new favorite guitar player, whom he gifted a relic’d Fender Telecaster with a secret message hidden beneath its pickguard. Paisley, who has won three ...

The Canadian songwriter extraordinaire on what he learned from Mutt Lange, how he got his long-sold Les Paul back, why he dug his Rockman out of the basement, duetting with Taylor Swift and the single ...

I really fancied Karen. Hair dyed black with a slash of highlighter-pen pink, she looked a bit like the singer from Evanescence (wake me up inside!), and she was the best guitar teacher I ever had.

As different as George Harrison and Jerry Garcia may have been as guitarists, it would appear that their influences both came from the same special talent.

Songs in the Key of Life” is a classic 1976 Stevie Wonder album. It also could be St. Francis High School music teacher Bob Mamminga’s manifesto. Stevie Wonder is indeed a family favorite, so ...

Eddie Van Halen was always at home on the guitar, but he knew a sense of rhythm by starting on the drums before anything else.

Zionsville’s Main Street feels stitched together with deliberate charm, a brick-paved spine that nudges you forward past porches, galleries, and storefronts glowing with character. Just northwest of ...

From living rooms to concert stages, the redesigned Pro 6 makes Loog’s playful spirit resonate with a whole new generation of players Loog has spent more than a decade making music accessible to ...

Few bands remain active for 56 years, much less with the same lineup for 53 of those. But ZZ Top has bucked all odds to build a body of classic rock hits that keeps fans coming out after all this time ...

"Red Dirt Girl" singer Emmylou Harris had a complicated relationship with music long before she became a country music star.

Coaxing notes onstage or at home, or playing for refugee children, life for the Japanese musician Miyavi is one glorious crescendo.