Daisy Rock

If Barbie played bass, she would likely rock out on Daisy Rock's new Rebel Rockit Bass in Atomic Pink. Now shipping, the very pink and sparkly bass features the company's signature "Slim & Narrow" neck design, which makes it easier for girls with smaller hands to play.  

Daisy Rock is now offering its Stardust Elite Classic electric guitar in the rocker-ready Jett Black finish. Like other Daisy Rock instruments, the guitar boasts a "Slim & Narrow" neck that makes it easier for girls with smaller hands to play the guitar.  

Daisy Rock added another color to its line of full-scale Wildwood Artist guitars. Now available in a Royal Blue Burst finish, the Wildwood Artist Acoustic-Electric features Daisy Rock's slim and narrow neck, of course, plus a solid spruce top, lightweight mahogany body, and more.  

Daisy Rock Girl Guitars launched Daisy Rock Music School, an online portal / downloadable application providing music instruction videos for guitarists and bassists. Daisy Rock Music School provides direct access to a number of Alfred Music Publishing digital videos that were previously only available on DVD.  

Daisy Rock Girl Guitars added the Rebel Rockit Bass to its growing line of full-scale guitars and basses for female players. The new Rebel Rockit sports Daisy Rock's signature "Slim & Narrow" neck and a lightweight contoured body that makes it easier and more comfortable for girls to play.  

Daisy Rock is setting a new standard for its line of lightweight guitars with slim, narrow necks. The latest new guitar is the Stardust Elite Rebel Standard, now available in pretty Cherry Bomb Burst or Green Daze.  

Now shipping, Daisy Rock's Serenade Parlor Acoustic guitar features the company's exclusive slim and narrow neck, built for female guitarists with small hands.  

Have you spent your whole life avoiding guitars because your tiny hands can't reach around the neck? Fret no more with the new Daisy Rock Butterfly Jumbo, an acoustic-electric guitar with a special slim, narrow neck that's meant to be played with petite fingers.  

Making some sort of history, Daisy Rock and AllyKatzz.com announce a contest that J. Irving-Giles has no hope of winning. You see, AllyKatzz is a social networking site for tweens, and J.'s beard pegs him as sixteen at the youngest.  

Popular conceptions about what it means to be "beautiful" go through cycles throughout history; in the late 70s, emaciated celebrities like David Bowie, Mick Jagger and Shane McGowan had men everywhere literally starving themselves for attention. The new Daisy Rock Zebra Butterfly Jumbo, however, follows a more modern trend, following in the footsteps of such luminaries as John Popper, That One Dude From Les Savy Fav, and, umm. . . I can't think of anyone else.  

Just so you didn't think the rocker-grrls from Daisy Rock were going tame, releasing an acoustic-electric guitar model, they named the thing the Wildwood. These under-$500 (US street-price), stage-ready axes bear all the characteristics of Daisy Rock Guitars: style, attitude, and ergonomics that make OSHA swoon.  

In ancient mythology, the Sirens were creatures that sang to sailors, warning them to get under their desks in case of nuclear attacks. The Daisy Rock Sirens are modern day electrified string instruments, designed for women who like to sing to sailors and warn them to get under their desks in case of nuclear attacks.  

Daisy Rock Guitars introduces two new axes -- the Rock Candy Special Honey Velvet and the Rock Candy Special Purple Velvet -- that would look right at home with Poison, The Darkness or Prince. Just remember: these are "Guitars For Girls"; if you are seen playing one, you will be instantly identified as a girl so THINK TWICE. I'm looking at you, C. C. DeVille. . . for longer than I should be.  

Daisy Rock founder Tish Ciravolo talks up the new Daisy Rock Rebel Rocket, and the Daisy Rock concept in general. It's true that the company does make a lot of pink guitars, but not all the Daisy Rock line is aimed at loud...  

Luthier John Carruthers has crafted guitars for famous names including Jimi Hendrix and Led Zepplin. Now he's teamed up to make a special line of hand-made axes for Daisy Rock. Gearwire's Joe Wallace asked Carruthers a barrage...  

In the second half of our Nikki O'Neill interview, she talks about how endorsing Daisy Rock has affected her work, what it's like being a renaissance person, and how she juggles the different aspects of her work. She also...  

Singer/songwriter Nikki O'Neill has too many projects to mention; she does session work, teaches music overseas, and still finds time to develop and promote her own music. She's also an endorser for Daisy Rock, and says that...  

Daisy Rock unveiled its latest line of girl-power guitars at Winter NAMM. The Rebel Rocket series on display here includes the Supernova retro rig; Daisy Rock is very excited about its retro-look guitars with their authentic...  

NAMM 2007 is in full swing, and the new product releases have been quite impressive. The Moog FreqBox demo was a highlight, with Moog rep Cyril Lance showing off a wide range of FreqBox noises; everything from what sounds...  

This is the week. Winter NAMM, 2007 is upon us, and in a few short days yours truly and the rest of the Gearwire crew will be in Anaheim to bring you all the previews, product announcements, and receding heavy-metal hairlines...  

Recently a friend, Stephanie Christian, asked me about buying a new bass. She topped playing live a while back and wanted to jump back into the live music fray (previously she had played with the now defunct industrial...  

Daisy Rock founder Tish Ciravolo has made it her mission to open up the guitar marketplace to women. In the past, female guitarists have been forced to make do with instruments designed for "man hands". Ciravolo's specially-des...  

Tish Ciravolo is the founder of Daisy Rock, which is famous for its guitars and basses designed especially for women. Ciravolo has been busy on the newest line of guitars which will debut at Winter NAMM 2007, but she took...  

While some vendors are keeping their NAMM product premiere information secret for now, Daisy Rock isn't shy about what is planned for this year's booth. This week Daisy Rock annoucned it will present its new hand-crafted,...  

Summer NAMM 2006: Daisy Rock shows Gearwire the new Stardust Elite Rebel, a punk-rock guitar with a single P-90 pickup in the bridge position, a mahogany body, a 22-fret rosewood fretboard, and a "Sheena Pink" finish. Whether...  

>Summer NAMM 2006: Daisy Rock gives Gearwire a look at the Star Series, a line of pink and purple star-shaped guitars and basses that look like something Paul Stanley might have played back in his days as a Girl Scout. The...  

Summer NAMM 2006: Daisy Rock gives Gearwire a peek at the Rock Candy Custom and Rock Candy guitars. Both guitars feature mahogany bodies, 24-fret rosewood slim necks, and dual Duncan designed pickups. The Rock Candy custom...