ZAKK WYLDE Introduces First-Ever WYLDE AUDIO Acoustic Guitars

More than a decade after Zakk Wylde (BLACK LABEL SOCIETY, OZZY OSBOURNE) launched his own range of guitars and amps under his new brand Wylde Audio, the company has debuted the first-ever acoustic guitar models. The two new Grand Auditorium Acoustic models bring the brand's distinctive combination of craftsmanship, powerful tone and Wylde's unmistakable style.

The first model, the Wylde Audio Grand Auditorium Acoustic Ash Burst Satin, arrives October 6, 2026 and is available exclusively through select dealers listed here and online at SchecterGuitars.com and WyldeAudio.com.

A second model, the Grand Auditorium Acoustic with Norse Dragon Bullseye, will follow in spring 2027. To be notified of this release, please visit WyldeAudio.com.

The brand-new Wylde Audio Grand Auditorium Acoustics deliver powerful tone, bold projection, and looks built for the stage. Striking tops paired with mahogany back and sides create a balanced, resonant voice, featuring pearloid Rune inlays on a Rosewood fingerboard.

The comfortable thin "C" mahogany neck features a 25.5" scale, 16" radius, and 20 narrow jumbo frets for smooth playability. Cream and black body binding adds a refined contrast to the guitar's aggressive aesthetic, complemented by satin black hardware and reliable Grover tuners.

When it's time to plug in, the Wylde Audio Pro EQ system with built-in tuner and piezo pickup provides versatile amplified tone and easy stage control. A rosewood bridge with compensated bone saddle and 44.45mm bone nut completes an instrument designed to deliver both commanding presence and dependable acoustic performance.

For more information, please visit: WyldeAudio.com.

Wylde formed BLACK LABEL SOCIETY in 1998 and has kept the band busy in between touring and recording with Ozzy Osbourne, whose backing group he first joined nearly four decades ago.

BLACK LABEL SOCIETY's "Order Of The Black" (2010) and "Catacombs Of The Black Vatican" (2014) both broke into the top five on the hard rock album charts.

Since first joining Ozzy, Zakk had played on all of the BLACK SABBATH singer's solo albums except for 2020's "Ordinary Man", including such classic efforts as "No More Tears" (1991),"Ozzmosis" (1995) and "Black Rain" (2007).

Photography by Jen Rosenstein