In this performance by Ghost during the Unholy/Unplugged Tour, the Nameless Ghoul on the right can be seen playing Gibson J-35. It's especially apparent at the beginning of "Jigolo Har Megiddo".

For the acoustic tunes, Sermon grabs either his Gibson J-35 or Gibson LG-2 American Eagle (shown here), both flattops have LR Baggs M1 pickups. The LG-2 is kept in standard tuning and used on “Trouble,” “Thief,” and “Release,” while the J-35 is tuned a half-step down and is featured on the bridge to “I Bet My Life.”

-Premier Guitar; Rig Rundown with Imagine Dragons

In a performance for CFOX Uninvited Guest, Brian Fallon played a Gibson J-35 Reissue during his rendition of "1,000 Years."

In a performance at the Jonas Brothers 50/50 Show at The Viper Room on October 10, 2021, Nick Jonas used a Gibson J-35 Reissue, which he later gave to a fan. This is captured in a video uploaded by HeyConcerts on YouTube.

In this photo, we can see Rehbein playing Gibson J35.

"And the one that I play most of all is that J-35. But I have that Advanced Jumbo also and I just had a feeling that it would record record well. The J-35 is a mahogany guitar. It sounds like a mahogany guitar and the AJ is a rosewood, which has a little bit of a different sound. And so when I got down to the studio, I just realized that these are the two I want to use for the session. I may use them for the next one too."

On Luke's official Instagram, you can see him playing what appears to be a newer Gibson J-35.

According to the Premier Guitar's interview, one of the guitars Blake uses is the 1937 Gibson J-35.

In the Premier Guitar article "Rig Rundown: Social Distortion [2015]," Jonny Wickersham is noted for using the Gibson J-35 Reissue, showcasing his preference for high-quality acoustics.

Javier Blake ha estado utilizando la Gibson J-35 Reissue durante un par de años en sus shows acústicos. Sabemos que se trata de este modelo dado su característico golpeador estilo AJ (Advanced Jumbo) Firestripe, así como el logotipo de Gibson dorado en el clavijero y la leyenda "Only a Gibson Is Good Enough".

Dez and jo can be seen with their gibson acoustics in this photo

Liam “Skin” Tyson calls himself a surreal Scouser. For those not from the U.K, a “scouser” is a Liverpudlian (a native of Liverpool).

Still a member of Britpop stars Cast, Skin has also long-been the main guitarist in Robert Plant’s solo bands, be they called Robert Plant and The Strange Sensation or the Sensational Space Shifters.

Here’s “Skin” with his new-found love, a Gibson J-35. “Skin’s combination of pastoral acoustic open tuned guitars and electric 21st century psychedelia make him a perfect foil for Robert Plant’s balladry and fire,” says his PR rep. Right on!

Skin now works from his home base of Snowdonia, North Wales, where he put together the project “Men from Mars.” Updates on Skin Tyson at Robert Plant’s website and Cast’s website. He’s a great guitarist. With his new Gibson J-35, he probably got even better. Gibson’s J-35 is a handcrafted U.S-made update on a classic acoustic.

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