Archive for 2026 - Page 9

Polish bass virtuoso Kinga Głyk has announced her first U.S. tour, with June dates in Los Angeles, Minneapolis, Baltimore, Elkhart, Cambridge, and New York.

Rush’s full 1984 Grace Under Pressure concert captures Geddy Lee balancing bass, synths, and vocals at an astonishing level.

MonoNeon has released a new single called “Tha Dumb Stuff,” featuring George Clinton and Grandma Liz. The track was recorded at Clinton’s studio in Tallahassee.

Maghini Guitars has introduced the EVO 521 Standard Bass, a five-string model inspired by Jon Maghini’s earlier M Basses designs and built with Trickfish electronics.

Hadrien Feraud joins Ruslan Sirota for “Demure,” delivering stunning fretless work on his 5 string Jabba Mayones signature bass.

Hadrien Feraud has announced a new four-hour bass masterclass built around musical philosophy, transcription, modes, fretless bass, band playing, and more.

Wojtek Pilichowski and Adrian Maruszczyk bring a chill studio vibe to “Kiss From A Rose” with two Maruszczyk basses.

This week’s top No Treble stories include Ellen Alaverdyan, Sean Hurley, Marco Ronquillo, Victor Wooten, Geddy Lee, and new bass gear.

Japanese boutique bass brand Kikuchi Guitars, led by master luthier Yoshi Kikuchi, is now available in the U.S. and Europe with its Hermes bass lineup.

Stuart Clayton has released "Solo Bass: 18 Solo Pieces for Bass Guitar," a new instructional book featuring original compositions, studies, classical arrangements, and more.

The final Late Show episode became an unexpected all-star jam featuring Paul McCartney, Elvis Costello, Jon Batiste, and Louis Cato.

Haken has returned with “In a Fever Dream,” their first new song in three years. The track features Bryan Beller on bass following Conner Green’s departure.