At the "Post Pop Depression" Tour Homme can be seen playing a Fender Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster.

Turner was seen using the Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster onstage at a concert with singer/songwriter Alexandra Savior.

“I’m Troy Van Leeuwen of Queens of the Stone Age and this is my signature Jazzmaster. The color was something that I have always liked - oxblood - in some light it looks black, in some light it looks red. I really wanted to go for a mid-60s aesthetic with the binding and the blocked fret markings. I mean it just does all the things I want it to do, as far as the way it looks.

And then as far a difference on what a Jazzmaster is, really the only difference is I use this [top] pickup selector all the time and the little plastic one just doesn't really work for me. So if I'm either using it as a kill switch or pickup selector this is very convenient to me, having all the controls up here. So I can in the middle of a song do both. It’s kind of an all-around useful guitar.

The neck is kinda based off a ’65 Jazzmaster. I’m somebody who appreciates guitars for being different. A Tele has its classic sort of thick neck for me, and this is a classic neck for this model. I think that the relationship between a single coil pickup and the rosewood fretboard is a good marriage because they can get a little too bright if there's a maple fretboard. I think it just adds a little bit darkness to an otherwise super wirey tone.

It looks complete to me because of the headstock. much like The Dude said about his carpet, it ties the whole thing together.

When I was learning how to play guitar it was all about Zeppelin, and Hendrix, and standard tuning. For Queens [of the Stoneage] we have different tunings, and that's always fun to do but it's almost like exploration of your own kinda making… it’s important to experiment, and this is a good guitar to experiment with because of all the different tone options.

What it means to me to have a signature model is that not only do I get to express what I like in a guitar, but if people are interested in what I do and if my name's on it, I think what they'd be getting is my appreciation for things that are classic. This is a classic guitar, to me, with just a simple modification just for function. So there's a bit of fashion and function involved, and that’s kinda where I live.”

Chino Moreno was seen playing a Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature in 2025 during a performance of "Cherry Waves," as documented by an Instagram post from @deftoneslatino.

Dean Fertita was observed playing the Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature guitar during Queens of the Stone Age's performance of "Paper Machete" at the Open'er Festival in 2023, as documented in a video provided by Alter Art. This footage, specifically at timestamps 1:20 and 2:17, confirms Fertita's use of this guitar model. Dean has played various songs throughout the band's "The End is Nero" tour using this Guitar. His use of the Guitar is directly sourced from the video titled "Queens Of The Stone Age - Paper Machete (Open'er Festival 2023)" on YouTube.

Here you can see her playing a Fender Troy Van Leeuwen signature Jazzmaster in “oxblood” finish.

At a recent concert, Jesse Lacey was photographed playing a Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature, as shown in a user-uploaded image on Reddit.

In this photo published by Alain says: "Thank you @troyvanleeuwen and @fenderguitars_ for my rad birthday present. Troy's signature Jazzmaster and a Vaporizer amp :)"

On June 10, 2024, in Dallas, Brian Aubert was seen using a Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature during a performance of "Mean Spirit." This is supported by an image found at the following URL: https://images.equipboard.com/uploads/source/image/148964/PXL_20240611_030600559.MP.jpg.

Sarah Lipstate is seen using the Fender Jazzmaster Troy Van Leeuwen Signature guitar in an Instagram photo taken during her performance with Donny McCaslin's Blackstar Group at Johnny Brenda's.

It is not confirmed to be the Troy Van Leeuwen signature but it looks exactly the same as the red wine Jazzmaster in the photo.

In this Instagram post from Glen Hansard on February 28, 2024, he is seen playing a Fender Troy Van Leeuwen Signature Jazzmaster. This picture was taken during the recording of The Swell Season's album, "Forward".