Guitar Tricks Blog: Announcements
Posted June 9, 2022
2022: The State of the Music Retail Industry Today
The Covid-19 pandemic affected most businesses and retail outlets in a negative fashion. However one of the few industries that saw growth was music instrument builders and lesson-oriented websites such as online guitar lessons. Despite live music disappearing there was an incredible push in music retail sales that led to 8.9 billion in growth! But as of 2022 the pandemic music sales boom has been in decline.
Posted August 4, 2020
Learn Famous Riffs Today!
Hi everyone! We recently released an entire playlist full of famous guitar riffs for you to learn. These short, bite-sized lessons are great as a warm up exercise, or a simple way to re-learn some of your favorite songs. All of these lessons are taught by the one and only Anders Mouridsen, who you know as an instructor right here on Guitartricks and as the guitarist for Grammy-nominated country singer, Cam.
Posted November 7, 2019
Acoustic Guitar Lessons for Beginners - New Acoustic Level 1 Course Now Available!
You asked for it, and now here it is. Guitartricks is happy to announce the Acoustic Level 1 and Level 2 courses, the latest additions to our award-winning lessons. If you haven’t already, feel free to check out the new course here.
Posted March 29, 2019
Crossroads Guitar Festival 2019 - Everything You Need to Know
Crossroads Guitar Festival 2019, founded by guitar hero Eric Clapton is a music festival coming to the American Airlines Center in Dallas, Texas from September 20 through the 21st. This will be the fifth event in the festival’s history and all profits will go towards fighting substance abuse.
Posted March 8, 2019
5 Most Popular Female Artists on Guitar Tricks!
It’s International Women’s Day and to celebrate, we want to highlight our most popular song lessons on female-led artists and bands.
Posted February 1, 2019
Lesson Page Updated for 2019
Hey everyone. Billy here from Guitar Tricks! As you may have noticed, we updated our lesson page. You may want to think about the new lesson page as two halves, the top half and the bottom half. The top half houses the lesson video and the notation, while the bottom half has more information like the lesson description, tutorial content and progress, which we recently updated. Here’s how it all works.