This is FRESH AIR. Our next guest, jazz guitarist Julian Lage, has had a successful two-decade career in the music business, which is kind of remarkable considering that he's only 28 years old.

Julian Lage has reflected on his relationship with the Fender Telecaster, prompting him to recall an especially radical relic’ing experiment he and his father once conducted on a pristine Tele.

Julian Lage took some time out from touring the States with his trio ... Lage uses a spartan rig, typically – as here – he will use a Magic Amp Vibro Deluxe combo amp, made by Mike Moody, with very ...

Julian Lage admits he often doesn’t hear lyrics when listening to or playing music. That’s not surprising: The 30-year-old virtuoso guitarist mostly traffics in instrumental jazz. But that ...

Guitarist Julian Lage’s sparkling second trio recording with bassist Jorge Roeder and drummer Dave King — titled “Squint” and out Friday — builds on their extraordinary rapport and ...

Earlier in September, Julian Lage's View With A Room Tour stopped off at the Musical ... Lage put Christian’s ES-250 through his Mike Moody Vibro Deluxe combo amp, and leaned into the dynamics on a ...

Perhaps you saw Julian Lage in June. A lot of people did. Both of the shows were packed at the Little Theatre, during the Xerox Rochester International Jazz Festival. Lage was playing as a duo ...

Learn more. Befitting his reputation for being difficult to categorize, Julian Lage offered a diverse set at One Longfellow Square on Sunday that was rooted in jazz but touched by rock ...

Lage began playing guitar at the age of 5 and appeared on stage at the Grammys at 13. He talks to Fresh Air about growing up a guitar prodigy, his father's gentle coaching and his new trio album .