Joe Goldsmith

Used in the music video for "Model Buses" and other behind the scenes videos for the Pebble Brain EP

Hi there, This is Joes guitar form the Dublin gig. He ended up giving this away to a fan at the gig (me) and i said i would put it up on the equipboard. The band also signed the guitar. Cheers, Olan

In Ash Kabosu's vlog Joe is seen playing this at a lovejoy rehearsal at 2:50.

At 17:49, Joe's string breaks mid-song and he quick switches out his Troy Van Leeuwen Jazzmaster with his back-up American Original '60s in Blue Ice Metallic. He uses this guitar for the rest of the gig.

In this live video from tiktok by Ash Kabosu, is a Lovejoy rehearsal, in which Joe can be seen using a Fender Jag Stang

In this jam session we can see Joe using a Schecter Omen Extreme-FR See Thru Black and i think it might be borrowed since Joe usually goes for more brighter sounding guitars (hence him using jazzmasters) and its never been on stage or on a recording

At the Lovejoy halloween gig, Joe Goldsmith uses the Johnny Marr signature jaguar as his main guitar. Can see the beginning of the signature on the headstock.

In this Youtube Video by Ash Kabosu you can see Joe Goldsmith playing a Vintage VRS100c at 1:03 to 1:05 in the studio in June 2021, presumably to record pebble brain. The guitar can be seen better at 2:50 to 3:12 while recording The Fall.

In this TikTok video, Joe Goldsmith can be seen using the Vintage VE900MH Mahogany Electro Acoustic Guitar. Joe Goldsmith is using this guitar to play the lead in an acoustic version of the Lovejoy song 'Common Touch', in September of 2025. https://www.tiktok.com/@lovejoy_online/video/7553313472654757133

In the official music video for Lovejoy's "Pay & Display," Joe Goldsmith is seen using a Fender Custom Shop '66 Jaguar Deluxe Closet Classic Electric Guitar at various timestamps, including 0:16, 0:32, 0:42, 1:25, 3:09, 3:16, 3:17, 3:22, 3:33, and 3:44. The guitar's appearance in the video, particularly at 0:16, 0:32, and 3:17, suggests it may be in its Aged Surf Green color, although the color could be affected by the shot's color accuracy. The wear on this guitar differs from standard advertising images, indicating possible modifications by Joe Goldsmith. This evidence is supported by the official video released on YouTube by Lovejoy.