The internet is full of guitar blogs, but it can be hard to sort the good ones from the bad. Some are obviously just trying to sell you stuff, others are way too technical, and some are too basic to be useful to anyone who isn’t a complete beginner. The best guitar blogs are well-rounded and fun to read. Here are five entertaining, high-quality guitar blogs for guitarists of all levels:
Justin Guitar
Justin Guitar is a great resource for all guitarists, from beginners to pros. Justin’s video lessons are free and easy to follow. His curriculum includes both songs and more complex subjects like theory and technique. His website also has free downloadable guitar manuscript paper and other resources for teachers.
Guitar Chalk
Guitar Chalk is a comprehensive guitar blog that covers everything from gear to tips and tricks. There are plenty of lessons and easy tabs for beginners, but they also have in-depth gear reviews and tutorials on advanced topics like 7-string guitars and effects.
Musician Tuts
Musician Tuts has information about all sorts of instruments, but the main focus of their content is on the guitar. While they have tutorials for all levels, Musician Tuts primarily geared towards the intermediate guitarist who’s looking to take their playing to the next level. They have gear reviews as well as awesome tutorials on topics like improving your playing, recording, and marketing your music.
Guitar Adventures
Guitar Adventures is a great combination of tutorials and instrument reviews and recommendations. Their “Best Guitar” lists make it easy to find the best guitar for your budget with in-depth analysis, pros and cons, and price comparisons. They also explain what to look for in an instrument so even guitar newbies can make an informed decision.
Acoustic Bridge
Acoustic Bridge is primarily a gear reviewing website, specializing in lists of the best instruments in a particular category. Most guitar blogs tend to always favor the most expensive option, but Acoustic Bridge is more balanced. They are always careful to weigh the pros and cons and think of the instrument within the broader purpose and context.
Do you have a favorite guitar blog that isn’t included in our list? Let us know in the comments below!