What does it take to be in Guns N’ Roses for 23 years and counting? For Richard Fortus, it requires tone mastery, the ability ...

“Hi, my name’s Slash. Can you sell me some Les Pauls?” Back in 1988, that was how the man born Saul Hudson first came in contact with the Gibson guitar brand. Guns N’ Roses had only recently released ...

Slash may have his own unique voice on the guitar, but he thinks that this guitar hero had a sound that could never be ...

Slash has always been a rock-and-roller with the soul of a bluesman. Four decades after “Appetite for Destruction,” the Guns N’ Roses guitar legend is wearing his soul on his sleeve. His excellent new ...

When you’ve reached the pinnacle of rock ’n’ roll superstardom while remaining one of the most iconic and recognizable guitarists in the world for more than 35 years, what do you do for a fun little ...

Slash is a one-of-a-kind guitar player, and he has one band in particular he believes helps him nail this innovative sound.

Guns N’ Roses guitar god Slash certainly has led a wild life, and if he wanted to pen a juicy new memoir filled with the typical topics of sex, drugs, and rock ‘n’ roll, certainly dozens of publishing ...

It’s beautiful Slash, at the height of his rock icon status, wants to bring a big spotlight back to the blues. That’s exactly what the Guns N’ Roses guitarist’s doing with his upcoming solo album, the ...

After years of escalating tension, Slash left Guns N' Roses in 1996. He was one of the last members from the Appetite for ...

Slash has managed to juggle his return to Guns N' Roses and his ongoing solo career with Myles Kennedy and the Conspirators, but 2024 will bring another challenge for the musician. The guitar great ...

Getting his start with Guns N’ Roses, Slash is widely considered among the best rock guitarists of all time. These days, the Rock and Roll Hall of Famer is broadening his horizons, even joining Chris ...

Guns N’ Roses guitarist Slash has vivid memories of the massively theatrical (and expensive) music video shoot the band did for a track from their 1992 album, Use Your Illusion I, but not because of ...