Buckethead’s purpose-built Jackson KFC KV2 Custom V electric guitar, which the virtuoso has owned since the turn of the century, has been put up for sale by the former Guns N’ Roses maestro. News of ...

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Legendary guitarist Buckethead has been robbed of “ten of the most important guitars” of his life. The musician took to his official website to let fans know about the stolen guitars, sharing an email ...

Quite a few guitarists played in Guns N' Roses between the time that Slash quit in 1996 and their reunion 20 years later. DJ Ashba, who played in GN'R for six years, doesn't think that Buckethead, ...

Buckethead, one of underground rock’s most eccentric and highly acclaimed avant-garde guitarists, has been lighting up the world of hyper-speed shred metal since the early 1990s. Starting out as the ...

CLEVELAND, Ohio – When Buckethead arrived on the scene in the 1990s, he embodied the phrase “a riddle wrapped in a mystery inside an enigma.” The guitar shredder ushered in a new era of guitar ...

Where: Bing Crosby Theater, 901 W. Sprague Ave. Tickets: $47-72; bingcrosbytheater.evenue.net There are many guitar virtuosos in the music world, but a strong argument can be made for Buckethead being ...

It always makes for fascinating viewing when musicians interview one another, but what happens when you put two of the most outlandish figures in the game in a room together? Better still, what ...

Buckethead is a virtuoso guitarist and multi instrumentalist who performs within many genres of music. He has released over 300 studio recordings, way more than anyone else in the history of music. He ...

Buckethead is an enigmatic guitar virtuoso with a slasher-movie mask and one of the most iconic pieces of headgear in music this side of Jamiroquai’s horn hat. He’s also a sensitive soul who ...

Buckethead, however, is different. For one, he doesn’t take himself too seriously. Exhibit A: the mask and signature Kentucky Fried Chicken bucket on his head. Goofy as shit, right? He thinks so, too!