Epiphone announces April giveaways

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Signed Gary Clark Jr. Casino to be won

Bag yourself a Casino like Gary's.
Bag yourself a Casino like Gary's. (Image credit: Corbis)

Epiphone has announced two giveaways for April, including the chance to win an Epiphone Casino signed by Gary Clark Jr.

All you need to do to get your hands on a Casino - just like the one that's often found in the hands of the Texan bluesman - is head over to the Epiphone website, sign up for the giveaway and cross your fingers.

Also up for grabs from Epiphone this month are a clutch of Les Paul Ukuleles, the last word in tiny rock and roll. Head over to the sign up page to register for a chance to win.

For more information visit the official Epiphone website.

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