In this scene from "Viva Las Vegas" (1964) Elvis is holding a LG-1.

Her new acoustic guitar, named "Allison", mentioned in the December 2022 issue of Guitar World, where she was interviewed about her guitar. Quite possibly as a replacement of the Recording King Soccer Mommy used earlier.

"Here's my 1963 Gibson Acoustic, used on the Carnival Of Souls LP song, "I Will Be There" and various songs from the UNION debut. Small but full of tone, it's one of my favorite instruments to play"

"Though Smith has donated a number of signed items to the auction, the premier auction offering is her 1956 Gibson LG-1 acoustic guitar to be signed by her at the event."

In this interview kevin says he used a 1947 gibson LG-1 in the studio while recording Wasteland

Alice Phoebe Lou uses a 1950s Gibson LG-1 as her main acoustic guitar. This is evident from her performance on KEXP, where she played this guitar during her set.

Scott Avett is playing a sunburst Gibson LG-1 in multiple youtube videos.

"In the studio this time around, Darnielle predominately recorded with his newly acquired ’56 Gibson LG-1."

In this photo, posted by Krompass on official Instagram profile, the Gibson LG-1 can be seen.

"I'm playing a Gibson LG-1, it's a black acoustic guitar which I asked to be made when we went to the Gibson Custom Shop for the first time in Montana this summer. I finally got a vacation, and my best friend lives in Bozeman, Montana, and while I was there, Gary Briggs from my label called and said, "Are you going to be anywhere near Bozeman, Montana, any time soon?" and I said, 'Well, we're here on vacation right now."

Gary said we should stop by the Gibson Custom Shop to see how they make the acoustic guitars. It was a really cool, educational tour. As a musician, you're always like, "Where is my guitar made?" It's like that with anything you have; you wonder, "Where is it made?" and "Who's making it?"

The Gibson shop answered those questions. They make their acoustic guitars in Bozeman just because they're able to control the humidity a lot better there than they can in Tennessee, which I thought was pretty interesting. I also saw that they have a staff of 95 people who do about 100 guitars a day; each person has one component of the guitar that all goes into each instrument, so I got to see that there was a fret guy and an inlay guy. There's even a guy who does the little silver things in between each fret. Meeting all of those people was really cool.

At the end of the tour, we were looking at different guitars and I obviously like the LG-1; it comes as a blonde, but I wanted a black guitar, and there was some discrepancy as to whether that would be allowed. But we received it about a month ago in the Austin Custom Shop while we were there for Austin City Limits; Gibson let me take it to play for a couple of events. I asked why there was a concern about making a black guitar, and they said that it had taken a while to decide to do a black one because they hadn't made a black acoustic guitar since Johnny Cash died. I wasn't allowed, obviously, to have his model, but I was able to have the parlor-style, which is the LG-1 that I wanted anyway. So now, me and Johnny Cash — that's pretty cool and really flattering! I've enjoyed breaking it in and hopefully not breaking it." - Lane in an interview with TheCurrent.com (http://www.thecurrent.org/feature/2014/11/26/the-current-s-guitar-collection-nikki-lane-)

In the YouTube video "Buzzy Lao - Stella Magica (Unplugged)," Buzzy Lao is seen using a Gibson LG-1 as his main acoustic guitar on stage.

Tom Vanstiphout mentions in the comments of his Instagram post that he uses a Gibson LG-1, highlighting its role during a performance on the #wemustbecrazytour with Milow in Vienna.