Jason Shadrick

Cedar Rapids

Associate Editor at Premier Guitar

Dad, Husband, Guitarist, and Associate Editor of @premierguitar. I once wore Regis' wig on Broadway. [email protected]

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John Fahey: The Black Flag of Solo Steel-String with Hayden Pedigo

5 days ago | premierguitar.com | Nick Millevoi |Jason Shadrick

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Chris Eldridge Took Tony Rice’s Guitar to a Jam Session

1 week ago | premierguitar.com | Nick Millevoi |Jason Shadrick

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Chet Atkins: The Country Guitarist You MUST Know

2 weeks ago | premierguitar.com | Nick Millevoi |Jason Shadrick

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He Transcribed 92 Brent Mason Solos. Now What?

1 month ago | premierguitar.com | Jason Shadrick |Nick Millevoi

John 5 continues running public tours this month for his Knights In Satan’s Service Museum of KISS Memorabilia in Los Angeles, California. Guided tours are open to the public for one month only (with a possible expansion). Current dates available are May 12-16, May 19-23 and May 27-30. Each will be led by John 5 himself who will provide tons of rich detail and answer any questions. Secure your place HERE.
J Mascis: Legendarily Loud | 100 Guitarists Podcast

1 month ago | premierguitar.com | Jason Shadrick |Nick Millevoi

J Mascis is well known for his legendary feats of volume. J Mascis is well known for his legendary feats of volume. Just check out a photo of his rig to see an intimidating wall of amps pointed directly at the Dinosaur Jr. leaderâ€™s head. And though his loudness permeates all that he does and has helped cement his reputation, thereâ€™s a lot more to his playing. On this episode of 100 Guitarists, weâ€™re looking at each phase of the trioâ€™s long career. How many pedals does J use to get his sound?
Let's (Not) Argue About Phish

1 month ago | premierguitar.com | Jason Shadrick |Nick Millevoi

Just because Phish got shunned by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year doesn’t mean they’re not one of the most influential bands in rock. Just because Phish got shunned by the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year doesn’t mean they’re not one of the most influential bands in rock. In fact, more than 329,000 fans voted for their induction! And Phish guitarist Trey Anastasio has led those legions for over four decades.
Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay II Review

2 months ago | flipboard.com | Jason Shadrick

11 hours agoThink you don't like classical music? 7 works to change your mind | Classical MusicIf you think you don't like classical music, read on to discover the 7 works that will help you to change your mind... Pyotr Ilyich Tchaikovsky – …NowDog Gear With a Bite: Jonathan Davis Launches Edgy New Collection Via His Freak on a Leash Brand"It's just something that makes me feel something warm in my dark little heart," the Korn singer said. Jonathan Davis is doing more than just throwing …
Ernie Ball Music Man StingRay II Review

2 months ago | premierguitar.com | Jason Shadrick

A surprise 6-string collaboration with Cory Wong moves effortlessly between ’70s George Benson and Blink-182 tones. Announced at the 2025 NAMM show, Cory Wong’s new collaboration with Ernie Ball Music Man scratched an itch—namely, the itch for a humbucker-loaded guitar that could appease Wong’s rock-and-R&B alter ego and serve as complement to his signature Fender Strat. Inspiration came from no further than a bandmate’s namesake instrument.
Kurt Cobain Was Never a Melvins Roadie

2 months ago | premierguitar.com | Jason Shadrick |Nick Millevoi

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Time to Start Building Pedals? Here’s the Ultimate DIY Kit Roundup

Apr 8, 2024 | flipboard.com | Jason Shadrick

"It was a pretty low time. We weren't sure of the kind of band we wanted to be": How time took its toll on Rush as they worked on the follow-up to SignalsRush’s sound had evolved and transformed over the course of their first eight albums, but 1982’s Signals was a clean break with the past, pivoting …