Willie Nelson is a country music icon, and his trusted Martin N-20 acoustic guitar, affectionately named Trigger, is a staple in the singer's music and success. Nelson recalls the day he purchased ...

Nelson acquired Trigger, an old Martin guitar, in 1969. Nelson was playing a show at the John T. Floore's Country Store in ...

There may not be a more famous guitar in the music world than Willie Nelson’s trusty Trigger. The living country music legend has played the same Martin six-string since 1969. And the story of how he ...

Willie Nelson strums his well-worn guitar, Trigger, during his set at the Outlaws & Legends Music Fest in Abilene, Texas, on Saturday, April 1, 2023. Nelson, who will turn 90 this month, was the ...

Willie Nelson's guitar, named Trigger. The instrument, featured in Johnson's new book, "108 Rock Star Guitars," has a hole worn through it, and is inscribed with dozens of autographs. ...

Willie Nelson performs at the House of Blues in Houston on November 18, 2014 with his trusty Martin acoustic guitar Trigger. The story of the guitar is told in a new documentary from Rolling Stone ...

Is there an instrument as iconic as Trigger? Willie Nelson’s beat-to-hell Martin classical acoustic guitar is known around the world by name, and its acoustic resonance is as familiar, in its ...

Willie Nelson's Martin N-20 "Trigger" If there was ever one artist synonymous with just one guitar, it would be Willie Nelson and his beloved Martin N-20 that he affectionately calls Trigger.

Willie Nelson calls his guitar Trigger, after Roy Rogers' noble steed, and no horse ever meant more to any cowboy. Like Nelson himself, the guitar is weathered, slightly the worse for wear, and ...

The Outlaw Music Festival's 10th anniversary show was canceled after suffering severe weather damage, prompting fans to worry about the safety of Willie Nelson's iconic guitar Trigger ...

The most famous guitar in country music was purchased sight unseen. Willie Nelson enjoyed success as an A-list Nashville songwriter but he had yet to move to Texas for "outlaw" glory in 1969, when ...

Willie Nelson’s fate changed in 1969 when a drunk audience member stepped on his Baldwin acoustic guitar. Nashville luthier Shot Jackson said the Baldwin couldn’t be fixed. However, he thought ...