Archive for April 2025 - Page 4

Markbass introduces the MB Pro Bass Mixer, a compact 3-channel unit with mic support, footswitch control, and the ability to daisy-chain for more inputs.

This faithful “One of These Nights” cover by the REO Brothers features flawless vocals and tight musicianship in a powerful tribute to The Eagles.

Jeffrey Runnings, bassist and vocalist of post-punk pioneers For Against, has died at 61. A final solo album is set for release later this year.

Fender launches the Player II Modified Series, with new active electronics and IDLES front and center in the campaign's video showcase.

Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri team up on a live version of "Gigantactis," captured in Chicago with the Wongnotes locked into a tight, funky groove.

Longtime P-Funk bassist Lige Curry hits the road with solo Ligedelic shows while continuing to tour with George Clinton and Parliament Funkadelic.

This bass lesson shows how to add chromatic flavor to the A minor pentatonic, unlocking more expressive, dynamic grooves with just a few added notes.

Graceland bassist Bakithi Kumalo returns to the stage with Paul Simon on the Quiet Celebration Tour—his first since the singer's 2018 farewell.

Peter Hook's signature Hooky Viking PRO bass returns for 2025 in new Gold and Sunburst finishes, limited to just 18 of each.

Aaron Gibson delivers a raw, intimate version of "Webs" with just bass and vocals, offering a fresh take on the track from "Horror Films and Sunday School."

Pulp returns after 24 years with a new album, "More," dedicated to longtime bassist Steve Mackey. Hear the first single, "Spike Island."

The Madrigal bass was born from a daring idea, custom-built by Tyler Wells to push boundaries and deliver a bold acoustic voice.