Packed with tone-sculpting features and a focused amp collection for electrics, acoustic, and bass, the British amp firm is ...
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Why Fender just launched its own recording software – and what sets it apart for guitarists
The newly rebranded Fender Studio Pro features a sleek new look, clever AI tools – and the company’s iconic amps and effects thrown in ...
Alex Valdes from Bellevue, Washington has been pumping content into the Internet river for quite a while, including stints at MSNBC.com, MSN, Bing, MoneyTalksNews, Tipico and more. He admits to being ...
Sam Fender has donated his entire £25,000 Mercury Prize winnings to support "struggling" grassroots venues. The singer-songwriter, from North Shields, said he wanted to show support for the Music ...
Sam Fender has announced a ‘Live At London Stadium’ concert film with a new ‘People Watching’ video – check it out below. As well as being one of his largest shows to date, it was also his first ...
G&L Music Instruments, the Fullerton guitar-making shop launched by the legendary Leo Fender, has gone silent after 45 years. News of the company’s closure hasn’t been confirmed by anyone at G&L. But ...
Sam Fender has seen a chart boost following his Mercury Prize win for People Watching in Newcastle (October 16). Following his victory, consumption of Fender’s third album has increased by 144.3% week ...
When Leo Fender crafted his first solid-body electric guitar – the Telecaster – in the early 1950s, he didn’t just create an instrument; he sparked a revolution in music. Since then, Fender has become ...
Sam Fender’s journey from small-town pub gigs to Mercury Prize winner highlights his working-class roots, resilience, and authentic storytelling in music. Wikimedia Commons/Raph_Ph From a pub stage in ...
"Talk to You" will appear on an upcoming deluxe reissue of People Watching in December. By Thomas Smith Following his Mercury Prize victory, Sam Fender has teamed up with Elton John for new track ...
If you purchase an independently reviewed product or service through a link on our website, Rolling Stone may receive an affiliate commission. Rumors of the demise of rock music are, to borrow a ...
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