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Her fans include Dave Grohl, Jack White and Eddie Vedder, and she’s the face of Fender’s Hello Kitty campaign. Why Yoyoyoshie is Japan’s next great guitar hero
By Andrew Daly published
The Otoboke Beaver guitarist is known for her intense live performances and frenetic playing style – and guitar icons have taken note

Joe Satriani on reuniting with Eric Johnson and Steve Vai and the devil in the detail of Eddie Van Halen's playing
By Amit Sharma published
He has the G3 tour, the Best of All Worlds Tour, an album with old friend Steve Vai and the Satch/Vai tour incoming, but somehow Satch found time to check in with GW to talk tone, Van Halen and the danger in Jeff Beck's performances

Despite early love from EVH, headless guitars became a punchline – yet in 2025, they’re more popular than ever. We found out why
By Phil Weller published
With wider options across a variety of price points and more signature artists than ever, has the headless axe’s time finally come?

They inspired everyone from Oasis to the Smashing Pumpkins. Now English post-punk luminaries the Chameleons are back for more
By Jim Beaugez published
Mark Burgess takes us back to Madchester as he discusses the comeback of one of England's most slept-on bands

Andy Fairweather Low on embarrassing moments and why he always thought Clapton was going to fire him
By Joe Matera published
The legendary rhythm guitar hero looks back on a life spent alongside some of music’s biggest names

Why Charles Henry’s Silktone tube amps are rapidly gathering fans
By Andrew Daly published
Self-taught boutique builder Charles Henry puts musicality first with his designs, winning fans including Grace Bowers and Yvette Young – but he’s only just getting started

Mark Tremonti on finding an outlet for his metal cravings and why nothing beats PRS and Dumble amps
By Gregory Adams published
The busiest man in rock, metal and crooning checks in to talk solo speed metal adventure, big riffs, and update us on his up-coming pedal brand

Sean Rowe on getting steel drum tones with a pen, a pedal and a dollar bill – and why he keeps wearing out his Takamines
By Ellie Rogers published
The New York singer-songwriter came up with a unique effect on a train in Europe, – and that’s just one example of his experimental approach to tone

Davey Johnstone's most beloved guitar was once a piece of upscale decor for his superstar bandmate
By Jackson Maxwell published
Johnstone did end up with the '50s-era beauty in the end, though not for a happy reason

How Ben Eller went from Mastodon super-fan to filling in for Brent Hinds – and taking it all in his stride
By Andrew Daly published
Despite an embarrassing stage fall and frustrating in-ear monitor problems, the YouTuber had a blast alongside his buddy Bill Kelliher. But he can’t discuss what might happen next…
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