Radiohead, The Smashing Pumpkins, Metallica, and Jane's Addiction each had great album-opening rock songs in the 1990s with iconic riffs.

You know the riffs, but you may not associate these guitarists with them. But there's no doubt these iconic riffs inspired a whole new generation of guitarists who are tearing it up today. While at ...

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Chuck Berry started a revolution when he put the guitar front and center, paving the way for classic riffs in rock music. By 1969, Jimmy Page set the standard with “Whole Lotta Love”, and decades ...

Despite creating one of rock’s most iconic riffs, Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has admitted he initially had doubts about ...

Through his work with the Allman Brothers Band, Gov’t Mule and his solo group, Warren Haynes has established himself as one of blues rock’s finest electric guitar greats, assembling a bevy of records ...

90s Guitar God Reveals How He Named His Most Iconic Song originally appeared on Parade. Guitar legend Eric Johnson is most famous for his song "Cliffs of Dover," but he isn't shy about admitting he ...

Ashley McBryde named her guitar Dinah because she played her a lot in the kitchen. Read where Eddie Van Halen's "Frankenstein" guitar ended up after his death. Willie Nelson has been playing his ...

In the history of musical instruments, particularly guitars, there are a handful of very famous ones. BB King's "Lucille" comes to mind, the Gibson ES-355 that was named after a woman two men fought ...

The mastermind behind some of Afrobeats' most iconic guitar riffs announces '50 Hits, One Guitar', a showcase of his top collaborations that have shaped the genre. Grammy-nominated star ...

Before they were known for their guitar-smashing antics, sold-out stadium concerts, and pioneering the rock opera genre, The Who were simply four lads from London with a completely different band name ...