166 Years of Gough & Davy: A Legacy Built on Music
Gough & Davy celebrates 166 years as one of Britain's most trusted names in premium musical instruments — a legacy built on craftsmanship, passion, and an enduring love of music.
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The Most Famous Music Venues in Hull
Read nowHull, with its rich cultural heritage and lively creative scene, has long been a hub for live music in the UK. From intimate grassroots clubs to large-scale arenas, the city offers something for every music fan. These venues have hosted...
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A History of the Adelphi Club in Hull
Read nowThe New Adelphi Club, often simply referred to as The Adelphi, is more than just a music venue in Hull, it’s an institution in Hull’s cultural landscape. Known for its humble exterior and legendary status, this grassroots venue has played...
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The 10 Most Famous Bands and Singers from Hull
Read nowHull, a historic port city in East Yorkshire, has made significant contributions to the British music scene. From iconic 1980s indie bands to modern chart-toppers, Hull has been the birthplace or inspiration for numerous successful artists. Its music legacy is...
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Could Your Piano Skills Make You The Next Elton John?
Sir Elton John may have played his last UK gig, but his enduring career has shown there remains a place for great singer-pianists in the modern music scene.Read now -
Guitar Maintenance Tips For Beginner Musicians
Proper guitar maintenance is essential to keeping your instrument in amazing condition and it is relatively simple to upkeep once you get the hang of it.Read now -
Have Glastonbury Performances Inspired You?
Glastonbury took place over the weekend, inspiring youngsters all over the country to shop for musical instruments so they may perform on stage too one day.Read now -
When The Biggest Guitar Company On Earth Went Bankrupt
It is impossible to think of a music world without the impact of electric guitar manufacturer Gibson, but Gibson has stared down into the abyss at least twice.Read now -
The Guitar That Nobody Expected To Succeed
When it was first unveiled it was described by its own creator as the ugliest guitar he had ever designed and yet became one of the most influential in history.Read now
