National Guitar Day
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Ready to strum along? Celebrate National Guitar Day with friends and family - grab your guitars and rock out!
Get ready to strum your heart out and make some sweet music on National Guitar Day, Feb. 11! This day has been celebrated since the early 1990s when it was created to honor the beloved instrument that’s been a part of our lives for centuries. The guitar has changed its shape over time, but it's still one of the most popular instruments in modern music today with an endless list of genres from classical to rock 'n' roll!
Whether it's a classic rock riff or an old blues tune, grab your guitar and play. You don't have to be a virtuoso, just pick up your instrument and have fun.
Going to see a live show is always a great way to celebrate National Guitar Day. Check out the local music scene and find a great show to attend!
Learning a new song on guitar is always a great way to challenge yourself and learn something new. Pick a song you like and get practicing!
Grab some friends who also play guitar and get together for an impromptu jam session. It can be just for fun or maybe you'll write some original music.
A perfect way to treat yourself on National Guitar Day is to go shopping for some new gear. Whether its strings, pedals, picks or amps, you'll be sure to find what you need.
When you pick up a guitar and start to strum, you can turn any emotion into music. No matter whether you're feeling happy or sad, excited or scared - a guitar will help you channel it all in the most beautiful way possible.
The beauty of the guitar is that anyone can pick it up and learn how to play relatively quickly. There are tons of online tutorials out there that make learning even easier, so you can go from complete novice to rock star in no time!
Similar to learning any musical instrument, playing the guitar helps build self-confidence. Every time you master a new chord or song, your sense of achievement gets stronger and your faith in yourself grows. With enough practice, soon enough you'll be able to serenade an audience with ease!