Gibson, one of the most iconic names in music history, is paying tribute to another: Black Sabbath. As the legendary ...

Stanley Eisen, who you may know as Kiss' Paul Stanley, may have wielded a Gibson guitar or two during the band's ...

The Blackberry Smoke guitarist reveals his greatest guitar triumphs, the pitfalls and blessings of his Les Paul Junior ...

Gibson has just launched the search for the guitar. What's interesting is Mark was once the general manager of that Norman's Rare Guitars. He's wanted to find this guitar since 2009.

The missing Gibson was rented from Norman’s Rare Guitars in Los Angeles for the film. After the scene was shot, what happened to it is a mystery. But of course it wasn’t the only cherry red ES-345 ...

The guitar in question is none other than the red Gibson ES-345 used by Michael J. Fox's character Marty McFly in the original "Back to the Future" film from 1985 to play rock legend Chuck Berry's ...

In the first Back to the Future film, Marty McFly, played by Michael J. Fox, grabbed a cherry red ES-345 Gibson guitar and rocked out at a 1950s high school dance.

Yet, Gibson, makers of musical instruments, are searching for the Cherry Red Gibson ES-345 guitar that was part of the Back to the Future movie. Gibson has enlisted some of the film’s cast to ...

As the film approaches its 40th birthday in July, Gibson Guitars says they're launching a global search for the guitar. And they want your help tracking it down.

Gibson, which is based in Nashville, is asking the public for help tracking it down as the movie turns 40 and as the company produces a new documentary about the search and the film, “Lost to ...

In a video released by guitar company Gibson on Tuesday, Fox, Christopher Lloyd, Lea Thompson and Harry Waters Jr., made a plea to fans and collectors to help them track down the instrument.

MusicRadar Verdict This new addition to the Inspired by Gibson Custom range might be one of the best yet. A slightly less commonly-spotted model, but one with masses of utility for all sorts of old, ...