“I remember one night I went to see Harvey Mandel, the guitarist in Canned Heat, at the Starwood,” Lynch said. “Eddie Van ...

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George Lynch said he became increasingly uncomfortable with his band name Lynch Mob as the years passed, and he knew his argument for using it was “disingenuous,” even in its early days.

In 1993, Lynch released his first solo album, Sacred Groove. By 1994, after the record company refused to release a new Dokken album without George Lynch on guitar, he and Don Dokken set aside their ...

George Lynch made his NBA debut with the Los Angeles Lakers in 1993. Even though he entered the league with one of the most successful and storied franchises, he never truly recognized the what ...

I'm thinking of calling it George Lynch and the New West," says the guitarist. "The New West is a name I've had kicking around since freakin' the '80s, and I told some of my friends about it.

Shred icon George Lynch, best known as the classic guitarist for Dokken, will unleash Seamless, his debut solo album, this summer and has just debuted the shred-tastic first single, "Death By a ...

Former North Carolina Tar Heel and Los Angeles Laker George Lynch was coaching at Clark University in Atlanta until the Covid-19 crisis hit, and the school was forced to shot down like so many ...