Eric Hutchinson (born in Washington, DC) is an American singer-songwriter. Currently living in New York City, Hutchinson plays venues across the U.S. and Canada, and has toured with Joe Jackson, and G. Love. He has opened shows for such artists as Pete Francis, Rachael Yamagata, Bob Schneider, David Mead, Marshall Crenshaw, Jonatha Brooke, Ari Hest, Steadman, Jason Mraz, OneRepublic and Stephen Kellogg and the Sixers. During September 2007, recognition from Perez Hilton catapulted Hutchinson's Sounds Like This album onto iTunes list of top-ten sellers.

If you are like similar to many first timers coming to understand how to learn guitar playing, you are likely sitting in front of your computer screen right now with your guitar sitting next to you dreaming of how you are going to impress your friends with something you are going to learn.

Leading third-party videogame publisher Activision has this week revealed that a new Call of Duty title and not one, not two, but three Guitar Hero offerings will be gracing multiple platforms before the end of fiscal 2008 (March 31, 2009).

Meet THQ’s upcoming Wii-exclusive music and rhythm game Band Mashups, which, at first glance (see screens) would appear to be nothing short of a gimmicky tweaked rip-off of the Guitar Hero blueprint. But is it?

Its like Guitar Hero but with a real guitar. This has to been a great way to actually learn how to play guitar.

(Reuters) - The Rolling Stones have been asked when they would lay down their guitars for good ever since the mid-1960s, shortly after they formed. More than 40 years on, director Martin Scorsese's new concert film he British band provides few clues. Mick Jagger putting in a performance worthy of a man a third of his age.