The Goldtop Les Paul and the Les Paul Custom were a significant new direction for a traditional archtop guitar manufacturer like Gibson. The winds of change would soon blow through the company’s ...

The guitar Michael J. Fox played in "Back to the Future" has long been missing. A new documentary and Nashville's Gibson Guitars hope to change that.

Mark Agnesi, director of brand experience at Gibson Guitars, said that while an official search launched in 2025, he's personally been looking for it since 2009. The guitar (which Michael J. Fox did ...

It sparked a lot of 1980s kids to pick up a guitar. It's the cherry red Gibson ES-345 played by Michael J. Fox in the movie "Back to the Future." It's iconic. And it's missing.

In the first Back to the Future film, Marty McFly, played by Michael J. Fox, grabbed a cherry red ES-345 Gibson guitar and rocked out at a 1950s high school dance.

As electric guitars go, the Cherry Red Gibson ES-345 that Michael J Fox’s Marty McFly played in Back To The Future is Ark of the Covenant material. It is one of the great pop-cultural totems of the ...

Using Chris Buck’s ’50s Epiphone Flying V, Huw Price demonstrates how you can take an affordable Epiphone and transform it ...

As part of ‘Lost to the Future’, an upcoming documentary about the missing Cherry Red ES-345, the public can submit ...

Officials say that during the making of the film, filmmakers went to look for the guitar, and it was nowhere to be found. “Guitar has always been a big part of my life,” says Michael J. Fox.

Marcus King tells PEOPLE at the Gibson Garage in Nashville that his new signature cherry red ES-345 is an effort to "to preserve the legacy of my grandfather" King touts his artist signature model ...

Gibson is launching a worldwide search for a guitar seen in one of the most famous movies ever made. What movie? We've got two words for you. Great. Scott.

The team behind the sci-fi adventure film rented the Gibson guitar from Los Angeles business Norman’s Rare Guitars and returned it to them following production, according to The Hollywood Reporter.