Latest about Fender Stratocaster
Fender finds an unlikely partner in Swiss watchmaker Bvlgari – resulting in a limited-edition collection
The new Fender Japan-flavored Strat and its companion helps celebrate the guitar’s 70th anniversary via the “fusion of two legacies”
The Irish government is considering what it can do to keep Rory Gallagher’s Strat in the country
Senior political figures in Ireland have acknowledged the guitar's cultural significance and want to ensure it remains in Ireland, despite it heading for auction in October
Rory Gallagher’s legendary ’61 Stratocaster to be sold at auction
It's said to be the first ever Stratocaster to arrive in Ireland, and it was there throughout Gallagher’s career – now his family wants someone else to “cherish” it
Fender 70th Anniversary Ultra Stratocaster HSS review
Graced with a stunning, sports car-like finish, this guitar is a versatile salute to the genius of Leo Fender
Watch John Mayer play Jeff Beck’s custom Strat during Dead & Company’s The Sphere residency
Fans had theorized that the reverse headstock-equipped white Strat was a custom build saluting one of Mayer's heroes, but Joe Bonamassa has confirmed that the guitar is the real deal
Adrian Belew on the time Seymour Duncan set fire to his Strat – and inadvertently created the first relic’d guitar
Belew had sought the expertise of his friend Seymour Duncan to fix his “ugly-ass guitar” – but he didn’t expect his trigger-happy solution
Ritchie Blackmore's first Strat came from Eric Clapton's collection
Blackmore might be a Stratocaster icon now, but if it wasn’t for a bargain deal courtesy of Eric Clapton’s roadie, he may never have been
Walter Trout comes to the defense of CBS Strats
The blues great has championed his “off the shelf” 1973 Strat, which inspired the development of his Delaney Guitars signature model
“I picked up my Fender and thought, ‘How the hell did I ever play this?’”: Jeff Beck once said “there was no turning back” to the Strat – here's why he eventually did just that
Never one to creatively and sonically stand still, Beck – just as he had with the Strat – eventually grew dissatisfied with what he saw as the Les Paul's limitations
"We Set up in a Circle, Just Like We Did Onstage, Put Mics on Everything and Ran Through the Songs a Couple of Times": Tommy Shannon and Chris Layton Tell the Story of Stevie Ray Vaughan’s Game-Changing Debut Album, ‘Texas Flood’
Faced with a choice between David Bowie and his own band, Stevie Ray Vaughan took a bet on the blues and unleashed one of the greatest blues-rock albums ever made
