Alex Turner is seen playing his Epiphone Coronet pictured during this live performance on The Late Show. Turner debut this new guitar during recording and live performances for songs off of Arctic Monkeys 7th LP “The Car” and can be heard on songs such as Body Paint and Mr.Schwartz.

The Coronet features many attributes Turner seems geared toward in his guitars such as a lone bridge pickup, reminiscent of his old Fender Bronco and pickups similar to his often used Jazzmaster. The guitar was first seen being used by Turner during their live show in Brooklyn, New York City, at Kings Theatre.

The Epiphone Coronet was first introduced in 1958 and was one of their most popular and successful guitars during that era. That being said, it can be concluded that Alex’s model is a vintage model rather than a reissue, due to the headstocks being different than the modern version. Mostly all of Turners amplifiers are vintage and quite a few of his guitars and other gear are too.

Johnny Marr talks about his 1962 Epiphone Coronet on this page of his website. He says, "This is a 1962 Epiphone Coronet. Shortly after I got it I put it in “Nashville Tuning”, which means putting on an electric 12 string set (the bottom four strings are an octave higher than standard). It feels like your playing backwards because the higher strings are at the bottom. I used it to double a lot of the Rickenbacker arpeggios on Smiths records, most notably on “William It Was Really Nothing”, it’s also the main guitar on “Half A Person”."

Frank has an epiphone coronet in his collection. He played one a friend had and loved it. He states it reminded him of the version from the 60s which he likes. Frank got Epiphone to send him one. he loves how light the weight is, as well as how affordable the guitar is. The only thing he changed out was the bridge. He did so to help with tuning stability of the guitar

Matthew Followill uses a vintage Epiphone Coronet in Kings of Leon's 'Nothing To Do' music video. He can be seen playing this guitar from the 0:57 mark

Ace Frehley "I used to play an Epiphone when I was about 18, 19, kind of like the Steve Marriott model he used in Humble Pie."

Rory Gallagher is confirmed to have used an Epiphone Coronet, as detailed on the official Rory Gallagher website by jsimonelli. This specific guitar, a 1963 model, features a single P-90 pickup, which aligns with Gallagher's known preference for P-90s, evidenced by his modifications to other guitars such as Les Paul Juniors and a Gretsch Corvette. The Coronet, initially produced by Epiphone under the Gibson brand in 1959, was originally equipped with a single Epiphone New York pickup before transitioning to the P-90 configuration.

Ronnie Wood plays an Epiphone Coronet during performances with Rod Stewart, as seen in the "Maggie May / Gasoline Alley" video on RodStewartVEVO.

At BBC Biggest Weekend festival in 2018 James opened his set using an Epiphone Coronet for the song 'Wasted on Each Other' and is pictured on his official instagram holding the guitar before going on stage. He also says in an interview with Epiphone prior to the 2nd album release: "There are a few Epiphone solid body guitars, like the Coronet, that I'd love to spend some time with."

Paul Stanley is seen with an Epiphone Coronet in this backstage photo from some time around late 1975.

Beabadoobee is shown holding an Epiphone Coronet in Cherry finish in this photo.

Pete Doherty can be seen playing a vintage cherry red finish Epiphone Coronet Electric Guitar in this photo. He has played it with several of his bands, including Libertines and Babyshambles. It most closely matches a 1960s model, with a single P-90 pickup in the bridge position. There was a brief run of Korean-made 1990s Coronets which have a single coil pickup in the neck position, thus excluding that as a possibility for the one Pete Doherty plays. In terms of the headstock, the original and 90s reissued Coronets varied in terms of headstock style - some had six tuners all on one side, while others had 3-per-side Gibson-style headstocks. Doherty's particular Coronet has the former.

Ryan can be seen using a Coronet in this video, at :08 second mark and throughout the video.