After 30 years, two bands (Steeler, Alcatrazz) and 19 studio albums, Yngwie Malmsteen certainly has a story to tell. And the rock guitar hero from Sweden plans to tell it in the very near future.

Fresh off celebrating the 40th anniversary of his groundbreaking debut Rising Force, Yngwie Malmsteen is once again unleashing the fury with a brand-new live album, Tokyo Live, that captures the ...

Swedish guitar virtuoso Yngwie Malmsteen rose to fame in the 1980s by combining classical music with heavy metal while outplaying virtually all his contemporaries in the process. When we caught up ...

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They say you should never revisit your childhood heroes. But in the case of Yngwie Malmsteen I’ll have to disagree. I well remember the 1984 release of the Swedish guitar icon’s debut solo album, ...

It’s 10am in Dubai and the shrill ring of my telephone startles me almost forcing me to spill my freshly brewed morning cup of tea on my still crisp pyjamas. I had in fact been waiting to interview ...

In a new interview, the titan of instrumental guitar says performing Highway Star with Malmsteen was a challenge that required a particular approach When you purchase through links on our site, we may ...

If you see a guy with flowing brown hair cruising Ocean Drive in a red Ferrari convertible with a tan interior, it just might be guitar god Yngwie Malmsteen. If you see a guy in one of four other ...