This month, we are pleased to share that Carter Vintage Guitars, based out of Nashville, Tennesse, will continue as a valued member of our network of exclusive Thompson Guitar Dealers. Christie and Walter Carter formed Carter Vintage Guitars in November 2012 with […]
In their January 2017 edition, the folks at Vintage Guitar Magazine have published a thorough and glowing review of our 12-Fret 000 model*. For their consideration, we sent over our standard 12-Fret 000 with 25.4″ scale, East Indian Rosewood body, Adirondack Spruce […]
This month, we are pleased to announce that Sound Pure, based out of Durham, North Carolina, will be joining our network of exclusive Thompson Guitar Dealers. These guys are serious about music! As a daily routine, the staff at Sound […]
The Sisters Folk Festival returns this month for another great weekend of music and entertainment, right here in our hometown! The festival is home to 10 stages, all scattered throughout downtown Sisters and spans three days, starting Friday, September 9th […]
Adding new models to our current list of acoustic guitars not only challenges our creative process, but it also allows us to expand our range of models offered to guitarist worldwide. We are pleased to announce that four new guitar […]
DHR Guitar Experience, purveyor of fine and unique instruments, is proud to announce their Grand Opening Celebration on September 18th, 2016. The event will take place at the 20th Century Theatre in Historic Oakley Square, Cincinnati, OH from 4pm to […]
After a successful month-long tour in the United Kingdom, Eric Bibb has returned to play in the United States and Canada this summer. Amongst his selection of stage guitars, Eric’s custom Thompson 12 fret 000 guitar will accompany him throughout […]
Join us at the shop on Saturday May 21, 2016 for double-header event with renowned flatpicker, Tim May. Tim has been working in the Nashville area for over 20 years as a sideman, session player, band member and performer. Higher […]
There’s a fun story behind Steve Blanchard’s unique “Cowboy” headstocks, one that we thought was worth sharing. In 1999, Steve attended the Northwest Handmade Musical Instrument Exhibit at Marylhurst College in Portland. John Sullivan, a local luthier, had a booth […]
During the early 1960’s Bill Monroe, the mandolinist, singer, and songwriter often referred to as the Father of Bluegrass, travelled to Martha, Kentucky. During his show, a 6-year old boy was invited up on stage with Bill to perform on […]
