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Say hello to Brazilian rockers Ego Kill Talent, gifted blues player Hannah Wicklund, UK punk trio Gender Roles and more

If you’ve ever attended a Hannah Wicklund live concert you know it’s filled with lots of hard rocking electric guitar. Wicklund’s new four-track EP, The Inbetween, shows a different side of her repertoire with a more raw, stripped-down performances from Hannah Wicklund and the Steppin Stones’ self-titled album.

Hannah Wicklund's rock-and-roll baptism came early. At age six, the South Carolina native performed Beatles songs on the piano during set breaks at gigs for her old brother, Luke Mitchell.

European rock publication, Headbangers Lifestyle, reviews self-titled album to be released on January 26, 2018.

Hannah Wicklund and The Steppin Stones, The High Divers face off in Sibling Rivalry Tour

Guitar World sits down with one of rock's most exciting young guitarists.

The band's new album isn't due until January 26, 2018, but, today, Hannah Wicklund & the Steppin' Stones are giving Guitar Player readers a sneak peek at the upcoming release's sound and fury with the premiere of "Bomb Through the Breeze."

The Steppin Stones are featured in the first Video Set List from GuitarPlayer.com, performing "False and Hollow."

Fast-forward to this fall, when fans will watch her reap the harvest of a life nourished by music. Her band, The Steppin’ Stones, will tour the West Coast for the first time, accompanied by some big names, and then head to Europe. It’s all coming full circle for Hannah, who came of age playing for visitors at sundown under Harbour Town’s Liberty Oak.

THE STEPPIN STONES On Tour Through Fall with KAABOO Del Mar Festival Performance and Viper Room Show In Los Angeles On 9/16

'I’ve always wanted to be known for my guitar playing—that’s what I’ve said since I was a little girl.'