Maintaining a good relationship with the sound man at whatever venue you’re playing at is one surefire way to increase your odds of sounding good at your next s...
by Rich Maloof 1. There will never be enough guitars
They never told me, when I bought my first really good guitar, that other guitars would move me in a co...
by Rich Tozzoli Back in school, a substitute teacher usually meant you had a do-nothing day ahead. But if you’re a musician who needs someone to substitute f...
Our Labor Day Winners are announced below (listed by TrueFire username - each person has been contacted directly via email). Congrats to all our winners. ...
Writing songs on guitar can be easy. Writing great songs on guitar can be nigh impossible. We asked veteran songwriter, recording artist, and guitar maestro, Ma...
Rhythm guitar may not be the sexiest style in the world, but it's a fundamental skill on your path to become a guitar great (especially if you have any hopes of...
Not only does it feel super rewarding to finally learn the cover of your favorite song, it also helps you get more comfortable with new chords, riffs, and trans...
by Jeff Scheetz, TrueFire's Director of Education Now more than ever we are surrounded by (some might say bombarded with) music every day. Rather than just l...
One of our favorite places to hang on the web with other guitar players is /r/guitar, or the subreddit for Guitar over at Reddit. It's a place to interact with,...
Source: this r/guitar post by u/circleof5surecanjive Let's be clear, when I say "practice scales" I am not talking about learning a couple of half-baked shap...
We’ve all heard our favorite guitarists talk about how much horn players influence their playing. Listen to any of the great jazz, blues or rock guitarists and ...
In this free video guitar lesson from his Fingerstyle Breakthroughs course, Tommy Emmanuel gives a short fingerstyle performance of the song "House of the Risin...