guitarz news: Rig Rundown Encore: Alter Bridge, Nada Surf, Thrice, the Dandy Warhols, and More!

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Rig Rundown: Alter Bridge's Mark Tremonti and Myles Kennedy Big, loud amps and a handful of PRS guitars power one of modern rock's most formidable guitar duos.
Rig Rundown: Nada Surf The alt-rock group packs a punch with Les Pauls, cranked amps, and just a few essential stomps.

Rig Rundown: Band of Skulls The English rock band travels heavy with Fender solidbodies and Gretsch semi-hollows while proving that pedal swaps make a group closer.
Rig Rundown: Thrice's Dustin Kensrue and Teppei Teranishi Experimenting with odd-time signatures and unusual tunings isn't the only reason for the band's unique mojo—a few eye-popping guitars, classic amps, and a pile of pedals are also required for their brand of melodic post-hardcore.
Rig Rundown: The Dandy Warhols James Holmström, Zia McCabe, and Courtney Taylor-Taylor show off some of the most jaw-droppingly unique custom and rare vintage axes we've seen in ages.


Rig Rundown: Murder by Death Down-tuned axes and a thirst for experimentation fuel the rootsy indie-rock band's sound.
Rig Rundown: Lucinda Williams, Stuart Mathis, and David Sutton The Americana-meets-blues band shows off their classic gear while Williams boasts a minimalist setup that reflects her rootsy songwriting approach.
Rig Rundown: Samantha Fish PG's Tessa Jeffers is on location in Davenport, Iowa, where she checks out the guitarist's custom T-styles and combos that amplify her blues-rock jams.