The Birth of “Tush” Onstage in Alabama
By Matt Wake | al.com The rock band most closely associated with Texas created one of their signature songs one afternoon in Alabama. In a Guitar World interview, guitarist Billy Gibbons recalled the origins of ZZ Top’s hot-rodded shuffle, “Tush.” It all went down May 23, 1974, onstage at Florence’s Lauderdale Coliseum during a pre-show […]
Billy F Gibbons and Slash “Hoochie Coochie Man” Available Now
Slash and I recorded a version of Muddy Waters’ “Hoochie Coochie Man” for his Blues tribute album ‘Orgy Of The Damned’ available now. Play it loud. https://gibsonrecords.lnk.to/ootd View this post on Instagram A post shared by Billy F Gibbons (@billyfgibbons)
Billy F Gibbons on The Song TV Premieres March 23 / 24 2024
DON’T MISS this weeks premiere episode of @thesongtv as tv host @kristamarieofficial catches up w/ @billyfgibbons in Music City @hrcnashville where they talk about some of his greatest HITS along with a stellar performance on an all NEW #thesongtv ! Visit TheSong.TV click on STATION FINDER for where and when to watch & check your […]
Billy F Gibbons on Slash’s Upcoming Blues Album “Orgy of the Damned”
Slash and I recorded a version of Muddy Waters’ “Hoochie Coochie Man” for an upcoming Blues tribute album ‘Orgy Of The Damned’, out on May 17th. Play it loud. link in bio #billyfgibbons #slash More info: https://gibsonrecords.lnk.to/ootd View this post on Instagram A post shared by Billy F Gibbons (@billyfgibbons)
Billy F Gibbons Blue Note Hawaii Shows May 17-19 2024
JUST ANNOUNCED🎸 Experience the blues-rock mastery of Billy F Gibbons, best known as the centerpiece and one third of ZZ top, at Blue Note Hawaii this May! Widely regarded as one of the world’s finest guitarists, you don’t want to miss this iconic performance. Tickets go on sale this Friday (3/1) at 10 AM HST! […]
New From Fender: Billy F Gibbons and the BFG’s | Vintera II Series
From Fender: Introducing Billy F Gibbons and the BFG’s: Matt Sweeney, Danielle Haim and Tim Montana. ⚡️ This all-star crew is sending it back to the 70s with a groovy cover of “Baby What You Want Me To Do” by Jimmy Reed — featuring the Vintera II Series.