Gibson unveils 2026 Artist Spotlight roster featuring global emerging acts

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Gibson has unveiled its 2026 Artist Spotlight program, presenting a lineup of 12 emerging musicians who represent innovation and creativity across multiple continents. The initiative connects fresh talent with international audiences, offering opportunities for live events, media exposure and mentorship.

The program reflects Gibson’s ongoing commitment to fostering artists at the start of their careers. By highlighting a diverse roster from countries including the Netherlands, Japan, Colombia and the United States, the company aims to amplify voices that might otherwise go unheard on a global scale.

Rising musicians gain visibility and industry support through Gibson’s Artist Spotlight.
Rising musicians gain visibility and industry support through Gibson’s Artist Spotlight.

Spotlighting new talent worldwide

Each month, Gibson selects a musician or group for feature coverage, sharing their work through Gibson.com, social media channels, advertising campaigns and in-store events at Gibson Garage locations. Featured artists also gain recognition in the Gibson Gazette and through partnerships with music publications.

Jenny Marsh, Gibson’s Global Director of Cultural Influence, said the program was created to “amplify the power of music across cultures” and provide hands-on support to emerging talent. Since its launch in 2024, the Artist Spotlight has helped musicians from Europe, Asia, and the Americas expand their audience reach while gaining mentorship opportunities.

Through these efforts, Gibson positions itself as more than an instrument maker—it becomes a platform that connects artists with fans, industry experts and collaborators worldwide.

2026 Artist Spotlight roster

The 2026 roster reflects a broad range of styles and backgrounds. Featured artists include: De Nachtwacht (Netherlands), Night Traveler (Austin, TX), Charlotte Sands (Los Angeles, CA), Corella (UK), verygently (Nashville, TN), Black Polish (Los Angeles, CA), JoOji (Tottori, Japan), Ponpon (Los Angeles, CA), Paula Pera (Bogotá, Colombia), Nieve Ella (UK), Bandalos Chinos (Buenos Aires, Argentina), and Last Train (Altkirch, Alsace, France).

The program aims to provide these musicians with visibility, professional guidance, and the tools to reach audiences around the world. By bridging artists with Gibson’s global platform, the brand continues to foster creativity and support the next generation of music innovators.

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