After a four-year hiatus, Guitar.com is about to return to print, this time in an all-new premium journal format, alongside new month-to-month digital covers spotlighting modern expertise and excellent gear.

Additionally returning to print is Guitar.com’s sister model MusicTech, with every new journal launching on 29 Might and 31 July, respectively. Each mags will come loaded with unmissable options, skilled opinions and masses extra.

By way of launch schedule, the brand new Guitar.com and MusicTech print editions will alternate with each bi-monthly version of NME Journal – which itself was relaunched in 2023 – that means three print editions per calendar yr for every model, providing premium worth for superfans, artists and readers worldwide.

Each Guitar.com and MusicTech’s month-to-month digital covers will alternate between spotlighting artists and kit, with every supported by an in-depth function, behind-the-scenes video and social-first content material.

“Following the profitable relaunch of NME Journal in 2023, we’re thrilled to convey again each Guitar.com and MusicTech in high-quality print codecs,” says Holly Bishop, Chief Working & Business Officer at NME Networks.

“These new magazines will reward our world audiences with the thought scary options and insightful opinions our manufacturers are world-famous for. We will’t wait so that you can dive in.”

Guitar.com is the vacation spot for all issues guitar, with a educated, curious and expressive editorial crew devoted to connecting audiences with their passions by enjoyable, genuine and useful content material.

In the meantime, MusicTech is the world’s main media model on the intersection of music and expertise, overlaying how expertise is shaping the way forward for sound for the brand new technology of music creators and customers.

If you happen to’re an everyday reader of both model, be sure to signal as much as the Guitar.com and MusicTech mailing lists for unique alternatives in tandem with every launch.