Artists

Rabea Massaad

Frogleap/Vower

Rabea is a self taught musician, songwriter, producer and mixing engineer. He plays guitar in FrogLeap, Toska & Dorje as well as creating content on his YouTube channel.

Isaiah Sharkey

John Mayer/ tonytonitoneofficial

Artist, producer and guitarist Isaiah Sharkey has been using Victory amps since 2021, he mainly uses the V140 Super Duchess and matching V212-VCD cabs.

Niall Horan

Niall is using a pair of V40 Deluxe combos on the road and in the studio.

Bill Kelliher

Mastodon

Bill Kelliher is the guitar player in Mastodon, he uses a VX100 Super Kraken live and in the studio.

Brent Hinds

Mastodon

Brent Hinds is an American musician best known as a member of metal band Mastodon, he uses the VS100 Super Sheriff.

Peter Honore

Purple

Peter Honoré, aka ‘Danish Pete’, was born in Denmark, and at the age of 11 was given a guitar to try out. It was clear he had a natural aptitude, which grew with the help of tuition at a music academy in Copenhagen.

Scotti Hill

Skid Row

Scotti Hill plays guitar for Skid Row, 1986 to present.

Mark Hosking

Karnivool

Mark Hosking is an Australian guitarist, singer/songwriter working extensively with Western Australian Prog Rock band Karnivool. touring internationally and releasing three albums, the band has enjoyed huge successes both in Australia and internationally. Renowned as one of the most influential rock bands in Australian music, the band continues to write its version of progressive alternate rock with a twist. Mark lives in Perth Western Australia and works from the bands studio there while tour managing other Australian bands internationally around writing music

Perfecto De Castro

Perfecto De Castro is the quintessential guitarist’s guitarist. Well-versed in a multitude of musical styles, his affinity with the instrument is evident in everything he does; from unleashing an emotion-laden solo with an overdriven electric guitar, to navigating complex musical counterpoint on his 10-string classical guitar.

Laurent Barnard

Gallows/Goldkey

Laurent “Lags” Barnard is the guitar player for Gallows and Gold Key, he uses the V30 Jack and the VX Kraken live and in the studio.

Christian Martucci

Stone Sour/Black Star Riders/Corey Taylor

Christian Martucci is the lead guitarist of Stone Sour, Corey Taylor’s solo band, and Black Star Riders. He is also a recording and mix engineer. Christian has been recording and touring professionally since the early 90’s.

Jake Curran

Niall Horan/Dermot Kennedy

Jake Curran is a session guitarist from Dublin, Ireland. Currently, musical director for Niall Horan, Jake has also performed and recorded with Julia Michaels, Dermot Kennedy, Embrz, The RTE Concert Orchestra and John Alagia (John Mayer, Dave Matthews Band). In recent years, Jake has performed live on the Tonight Show with Jimmy Fallon, The Ellen Show, The American Music Awards and The Country Music Awards. As a musical director he has worked in many iconic venues such as Madison Square Garden, Red Rocks Amphitheatre, Rockefeller Plaza and the NBC Studios (Saturday Night Live).

Chris Buck

Cardinal Black/Buck & Evans

“I think I knew pretty early on” admits British guitarist Chris Buck. “That first moment of being able to replicate what was coming out of my old man’s stereo had a huge effect on me. I knew right then that I wanted to be a musician”.

Justin Hawkins

The Darkness

Justin is the lead singer of the British rock band The Darkness, he uses the V4 Sheriff in the studio.

James Bay

James Bay is an English singer-songwriter and guitarist, James uses the V40 Duchess on the road and in the studio.

Graham Coxon

Blur

Graham Leslie Coxon is an English musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist and painter who came to prominence as a founding member of the rock band Blur. As the group’s lead guitarist and secondary vocalist, Coxon is featured on all eight of Blur’s studio albums. He has also led a solo career since 1998. As well as being a musician, Coxon is a visual artist: he designed the cover art for all his solo albums as well as Blur’s 13.