Something Guitar are now a Squire by Fender Guitar Dealer.

As part of our on-going expansion we are proud to announce we are now a Squire Dealer : we are really excited about getting our hands on Telecaster's, Stratocaster's, Jaguar's ,Jazz Bass,Precision Bass and Fender Accessories.

We will also be stocking the great New Fender Mustang Amps and Squire Starter Guitar Packs.

We are Yamaha Guitar and Takamine Guitar Main Dealer too.

http://www.watfordobserver.co.uk/news/5061835.Record_crowds_at_store_opening/?ref=mr

Musicians turn out in force for grand opening of Something Guitar in Watford

11:33am Monday 15th March 2010

Crowds of music enthusiasts and aspiring rock stars have gathered at the opening of a new store keen to support local talent.

A cerise ribbon, cut by Mayor Dorothy Thornhill signified the opening of Something Guitar, in the North Approach, Watford, on Saturday morning.

Visitors were snapping up bargains, drinking champagne and eating nibbles, while Watford-based singer Roberto Cappellina, from band Go Monaco, sang an acoustic set.

Shop owner Alan Johnson, 33, said: “We stock a range of acoustic and electric guitars, and we’re one of the only stockists in the area of Yamaha guitars.

“I’ve worked in the music industry for over 20 years, writing music for adverts and television, so have a lot of experience and feel I’m in a good position to give advice about instruments and the industry.

“Roberto [Cappellina] is doing a great job with his acoustic set today, and I’d definitely consider opening an area of the shop in the future for singers to come in and perform.

“There is a lot of talent in Watford which sometimes gets overlooked for London, but I’m keen to support Hertfordshire bands as much as possible, in fact, since December, I’ve been sponsoring Watford acoustic night The Song Closet.”

Mayor Dorothy Thornhill, who was happily chatting to would-be musicians, said: “I think this is more than just a great new shop in the area.

“It’s putting something back into the community and supporting our local music scene.”

Among the 50 guests at the store opening was organiser of The Song Closet, held at Que Pasa in Watford, Jo Stevens.

Ms Stevens who also performs at the monthly evening, said: “I am so pleased that so many people have turned out today to support Alan [Johnson].

“He has been a fantastic support to our evening and I hope that aspiring musicians will take the time to visit his warm and welcoming store.

“With his wealth of experience in the industry, he really is well placed to give great advice.”

www.thesongcloset.com/