Emily Wolfe

Emily Wolfe can be seen playing an Epiphone Sheraton II in this 2016 perfomance of "Atta Blues" at Stubb's. This interview with Epiphone also mentions the Sheraton II saying:

The Sheraton II is my all time favorite guitar, no joke.

She is also questioned about how she chose the Sheraton II.

Strats and Teles have been the “Austin guitar” sound for so long. What’s the story of how you chose an Epiphone Sheraton II?

I’ve actually been a really big fan of B.B. King since I was little and six or seven years ago I went into a Guitar Center-- walked in, I had a budget, and I saw that guitar and it was the most-like a B.B. King guitar that I could find. At first I was kind of hesitant—I thought ‘man this is kind of big.’ But it’s totally now like my third arm. It’s kind of part of me now. And it’s really been a huge guitar in defining my writing sound. It’s basically my brand now. No one in Austin plays a Sheraton so I feel kind of cool (laughs). I was 20 when I got it—I’m 26 now.

Running into her board when we saw Wolfe play was a Gibson Memphis ES-335 – she’s recently been quite attached to her Epiphone Sheraton (one of our top picks for electric guitars under $1000), so we were wondering why the change. “I was afraid to bring mine because I’ve seen so many horror stories,” she says with a nervous laugh. Wolfe had flown over to Europe from the US. “Since it was just two shows – not worth the risk. But they let me borrow a Sheraton in Amsterdam and borrow a Memphis 335 here.”

She pulls out the sg in the middle of the rig rundown video

In this video, Emily Wolfe discusses her signature model Sheraton from Epiphone. 2021 Premier Guitar interview with Wolfe states about the signature model:

On top of her signature pedal combination, Wolfe now has a signature guitar. In March, Epiphone debuted the Emily Wolfe Sheraton Stealth, a black, semi-hollowbody electric guitar with diamond-shaped soundholes and gold hardware, set up with two Alnico Classic PRO humbuckers. "The Stealth is my dream guitar and gift to the music community," says Wolfe. "Playing it is like putting on a perfectly worn-in pair of jeans. It just fits. The guitar is the perfect frequency range for my soul." And for her music—from her stinging blues-rock bedrock to the expressionist colors of her newest work.

Wolfe is a keen fan of hollowbody guitars. One of her tattoos commemorates the set of TV Jones pickups found in her old Gretsch 2420T. She had to sell the guitar to make rent, hence the commemoration in ink, but she’s still committed to hollow electrics.

It appears in the interview she gave to Premier Guitar (Jun-2020 - minute 16:20). -She plays the cover for Hot for Teacher with this guitar. -It was given to her after a Namm event she attended.

0:00 She is using a black Sheraton II pro

In this video from Epiphone, Emily Wolfe introduces her signature "White Wolfe" Sheraton guitar.

In this post, Emily Wolfe recreates Joan Jett’s tone using her signature Olympic Special from Epiphone.