Having been in the industry for over 40 years, Johnny Marr knows a thing or two about how the guitar world – and, by extension, the music industry – operates. While many may have been introduced to ...

Looking back upon The Smiths and their 1985 album 'Meat Is Murder', which was influenced by a Gibson Les Paul bought by ...

Monday night at Majestic Theatre, James and Johnny Marr knew what Dallas wanted to hear. When bands and artists of such a long tenure take the stage, they know they have a responsibility to their fans ...

Johnny Marr voiced his support for Kneecap ahead of their upcoming performance at Glastonbury, which comes as the Belfast hip-hop trio has faced waves of criticism for their support of Palestine.

Franz Ferdinand have released a new version of “Build it Up,” off this year’s The Human Fear, which features Johnny Marr on guitar. “Johnny is an inspiration. Literally,” frontman Alex Kapranos says. ...

: Those who underestimate Kanye West are doomed to be proven wrong (Playing Nov. 27 at Bridgestone Arena) The Peacemaker: With his Dan Auerbach-produced Nomad, Niger-born guitarist Bombino stands up ...

In the early days of Oasis, Noel Gallagher couldn’t afford to purchase a Gibson Les Paul. So he played Epiphone’s knock-off version. It was fine by him because The Beatles played Epiphone guitars, too ...

Music legend Johnny Marr has said there was a very simple reason he wasn’t interested in getting The Smiths back together. In September 2024, former Smiths frontman Morrissey claimed that he and his ...

Johnny Marr, co-founding member of The Smiths, says: “This is the most complete thing I’ve ever done. There are no songs I’m not sure about. And for me as a listener, it’s made up of entirely the ...

Johnny Marr grew "tired of rock music". The former Smiths rocker hated how the majority of rock bands sang about "adversity" and their "feelings" when he released his debut studio album, 'The ...

Johnny Marr voiced his support for Kneecap ahead of their upcoming performance at Glastonbury, which comes as the Belfast hip-hop trio has faced waves of criticism for their support of Palestine.