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Let’s look back at the year’s standout moments on Gibson TV—the channel where music lovers, guitar players, and enthusiasts come together to celebrate all things guitar. From illuminating artist interviews, rare vintage instrument collection showcases, and live performances from the Gibson Garage, Gibson TV has delivered captivating content in 2024.
But which videos truly ruled the year? Join us as we count down the most popular and talked-about releases, highlighting the clips that struck a chord with guitar aficionados worldwide.
10) Riff Lords: Billy Howerdel of A Perfect Circle
Billy Howerdel, co-founder of A Perfect Circle, shares his signature playing style and songwriting techniques with fans in this episode of “Riff Lords.” Learn about his unique octave fuzz pedal settings, C# tunings influenced by Jerry Cantrell, and how he crafts the distinct tones heard on A Perfect Circle classics and his solo work.
9) Noel Gallagher on Oasis’ first two albums
Noel Gallagher reflects on writing legendary Oasis albums “Definitely Maybe” and “(What’s the Story) Morning Glory?” In this intimate interview, he recounts how early Oasis songs were composed with no idea they’d become chart-topping hits and how constant gigging helped refine their setlists.
Gallagher also delves into the pressures of following up a successful debut, recording in small studios that captured their live energy, and maintaining artistic integrity under intense public scrutiny.
8) The Scene: Gibson Garage London
This episode of The Scene takes viewers on a tour of the Gibson Garage London, guided by host Mark Agnesi and joined by Dan and Justin Hawkins of The Darkness. Located just off Oxford Street, the 4,500 square foot Gibson Garage offers an immersive guitar experience, from hands-on testing of over 300 instruments to exploring behind-the-scenes areas.
Visitors can discover live performances, dream up custom guitars, and find exclusive limited-edition gear, making it a must-see destination for every music lover.
7) Jimmy Page, Tony Iommi & Sir Brian May celebrate the opening of the Gibson Garage in London, UK
The Gibson Garage London was the first Gibson flagship store outside the U.S., building on the success of its Nashville counterpart. Notably, Jimmy Page, Tony Iommi, and Sir Brian May attended the opening. Visitors at the event also viewed a plethora of beautiful guitars, experienced live performances, and admired limited-edition merchandise and photography.
6) The Collection: Peter Frampton
In this episode from Gibson TV’s acclaimed series, “The Collection,” Mark Agnesi visits Peter Frampton’s Nashville studio to explore the rock icon’s impressive guitar collection. Frampton recounts stories of floods and plane crashes that nearly claimed his prized instruments, including the famed “Phenix” Les Paul, which miraculously resurfaced decades later.
5) Slash feat. Tash Neal | ‘Papa Was A Rolling Stone’ (Live at the Gibson Garage)
In a special performance at the Gibson Garage in Nashville, a Les-Paul™-wielding Slash delivers a soulful rendition of “Papa Was A Rolling Stone” from his 2024 blues album, Orgy Of The Damned. This private event kicked off the now-concluded S.E.R.P.E.N.T. Festival tour, showcasing Slash’s bluesy, electrifying sound.
4) Slash: The Making of “4” + EXCLUSIVE live performances | Gibson Films
This documentary offers an inside look at the creation of “4” by Slash and Myles Kennedy & The Conspirators, showcasing their collaborative chemistry and decade-long journey. Viewers gain insight into the album’s live studio recording process with producer Dave Cobb, as well as the band’s dynamic performances of songs like “Whatever Gets You By” and “The River is Rising.”
3) The Collection: Kirk Hammett from Metallica
Kirk Hammett’s episode of “The Collection” reveals the Metallica guitarist’s extraordinary arsenal of rare and historic instruments. From his first Gibson Flying V™ purchased with fast-food earnings to his ownership of the famed “Greeny” Les Paul, Hammett shares stories that trace his journey to rock superstardom.
The episode highlights guitars from iconic albums like Kill ‘Em All and Ride the Lightning, offering fans a tantalizing look at the axes behind Metallica’s most enduring riffs.
2) Jimmy Page Gibson 1969 EDS-1275 Doubleneck Collector’s Edition
Featuring Jimmy Page himself, this video examines the legacy of Jimmy Page’s iconic Gibson EDS-1275 doubleneck guitar, famously used live on Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” and other classic tracks. It was created in close collaboration with Page and captures every detail of the original instrument’s wear, tone, and character.
With only 50 made, it stands as a rare and faithful tribute to one of rock’s most memorable guitars and the visionary who wielded it.
1) The Collection: Paul Stanley of Kiss
In the most-viewed Gibson TV video of 2024, Paul Stanley of Kiss showcases his personal guitar collection. Inviting viewers into the legendary band’s warehouse, the rock icon discusses his prized Les Pauls, Korina Flying V, and the significance of being a strong rhythm guitarist.
Fans gain a deep appreciation for Stanley’s journey, the guitars that shaped his signature sound, and his enduring love for Gibson instruments.
Gibson TV has created a space where guitarists and music fans can immerse themselves in the stories and sounds that shape our cultural landscape. As the credits roll on another year of unforgettable moments, we look forward to what Gibson TV will bring us next—more riffs, more legends, and more inspiration for musicians and fans across the globe.
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