dimebag darrell

Gene Simmons and Paul Stanley are reportedly providing the custom casket, which was offered as a gift at the request of Vinnie Paul's family.

The singer is apprehensive, but says it would have to be done right and with the band's approval and be absolutely flawless and perfect.

Murdered guitarist’s girlfriend insists band would have settled differences

One of Dimebag Darrell’s guitar designers is suing Dean Guitars for allegedly using his work without permission.

When Vinnie Paul visited our studio, he offered up a memory of Dimebag Darrell, sharing one thing the world doesn't know about the guitarist.

About 14 years ago, Vinnie and Darrell recorded Phil Collins' "I Don't Care Anymore" while working on the Damageplan album, but never used it. On the new album from Hellyeah, the band decided to cover the song and make it theirs, and use Dime's guitar parts to make it special and honor his memory. This is the result.

Six years after his house was robbed, Machine Head's Robb Flynn has been reunited with the guitar that he received as a gift from Dimebag Darrell.

KISS legend Ace Frehley remembers getting pleasured by a 'hooker' at Pantera legend Dimebag Darrell's house during a weekend of debauchery.

Members of Pantera, Slayer, Black Label Society, Alice in Chains and more will take part in the 2016 Ride for Dime Dimebash in Hollywood on Jan. 22.

Here's a bad idea: The producer behind the Rockstar Energy Mayhem Festival has approached the surviving members of Pantera about reuniting, to 'get them out there'. He thinks it would be totally 'bad ass'...and people would have a chance to see Pantera, and of course he would make a s***-ton of money selling tickets. I know, a lot of people never got to see Pantera during their heyday, and would r

Rock on the Range isn't just about the bands, but all of the experience surrounding the awesome festival. One of the best vendors that they have at Rock on the Range is Crazy Dave's Music Experience. Tons of guitars from all sort of different manufacturers. Best part? The amazing Dimebag Darrell shrine they had there.

I still can't believe it's been over ten years since we lost Dimebag. His contribution to music was so huge, and his playing was amazing, and he was always such a happy, fun guy. It's interesting to see how the guy lived and worked, and now you can see more about his home and his studio, with this great tour by Guitar World!