The hunt for the original goes on, but Gibson Custom Shop is making headway on what looks like plans for a fully fledged Back ...

Here is news of a Hollywood remake that we can all get behind. Gibson CEO Cesar Gueikian has teased the release of a Custom ...

As electric guitars go, the Cherry Red Gibson ES-345 that Michael J Fox’s Marty McFly played in Back To The Future is Ark of the Covenant material. It is one of the great pop-cultural totems of ...

Gibson has launched a global hunt for the guitar that Michael J. Fox used in the iconic 1985 movie "Back to the Future." The instrument company announced the search in a news release on… ...

Working with Michael J. Fox, Bob Gale and the rest of the Back To The Future team is a dream come true. I hope we find Marty’s Gibson ES-345!

In the 1985 sci-fi classic “Back to the Future,” small-town California teen Marty McFly is thrown back to 1955 when an ...

The film Back To The Future's one of the pop culture moments of the 80s. People loved it. That's what leads us to Gibson Headquarters and to the office of director of brand experience Mark Agnesi.

The problem was he didn’t remember what happened to it. Gibson is producing a documentary about the search for the guitar as the film turns 40, titled “Lost to the Future.” ...

In 1989, as producers began filming the sequel, "Back to the Future 2," they began looking for the guitar so it could be used again. But according to Gibson officials, it was "nowhere to be found." ...

In 1989, as producers began filming the sequel, "Back to the Future 2," they began looking for the guitar so it could be used again. But according to Gibson officials, it was "nowhere to be found." ...

In 1989, as producers began filming the sequel, "Back to the Future 2," they began looking for the guitar so it could be used again. But according to Gibson officials, it was "nowhere to be found." ...

In 1989, as producers began filming the sequel, "Back to the Future 2," they began looking for the guitar so it could be used again. But according to Gibson officials, it was "nowhere to be found." ...