Natural Guitar Practice, Trusting The Process
17th September, 2021 by Sam Bell
Modern life offers promises of everything sooner, faster and more instantly. We all want to be better guitarists now. Sam Bell discusses the virtue of allowing things to take a more natural course.
8 Tips For Joining A Band
10th September, 2021 by Stuart Shields
Dreams of strutting your stuff on stage and busting out those big licks in front of an audience is the reason why most of us first reached for a guitar; so what are you waiting for?
How To Learn From Video Guitar Lessons More Effectively
3rd September, 2021 by Stuart Shields
Gone are the days when aspiring players would hunch over a transcription book. Video guitar lessons are nothing new, but is there a right and wrong method to learning this way? Read on ...
How Long & Often Should I Practice?
16th August, 2021 by Stuart Shields
Practice - the key to it all! Put in the hours and you get the results, right? But is it as simple as time served equals guitar greatness?
The 5 best online guitar lesson platforms 2021
1st August, 2021 by Daniel Le Gresley - Director Licklibrary
Whether picking up the guitar for the first time, returning to the guitar or devoting more time to your studies, earning the guitar online has never been easier, But which platform should you choose?
How To Make Chords Fit Together (Without The Theory) - Part 1
26th July, 2021 by Stuart Shields
Wouldn’t it be great if there were a simple way of knocking out great sounding chord progressions, in any key, without the hours of studying theory?
Finding Motivation as a Modern Guitarist
26th July, 2021 by Mitch Laddie
The incentive for picking up an instrument in the modern day music climate can be a perplexing thing. Mitch Laddie puts us on the right motivational track!
Making It Your Own
22nd July, 2021 by Sam Bell
In the race to conquer the songs, solos and playing styles of our heroes, are we forgetting the most important part of the process? Sam Bell explores ....
When Rock Goes Classical
9th July, 2021 by Stuart Shields
It is widely regarded that the heights of rock virtuosity and that of classical are musical bedfellows. Perhaps this is the reason why the annals of rock are full of moments where the two merge.