The magazine's web site � www.harpmagazine.com � was also well-received. The site included nearly all of the magazine's content, as well as daily news updates and special contests and promotions for music fans. There are no plans to continue publishing the magazine in digital form.
The first issue of Harp in the fall of 2001 featured a cover story on Alejandro Escovedo. Among the artists who subsequently graced the cover of Harp during the last 7 years were Grohl, Cat Power, Ryan Adams, Wilco, Bright Eyes, Nick Cave, The Stooges, Drive-By Truckers, My Morning Jacket, Liz Phair, Tom Waits, The Roots, Tom Petty, Neil Young, Neko Case, Modest Mouse, Jay Farrar, Mars Volta, Devendra Banhart, Steve Earle, Pete Yorn, and Howe Gelb. The magazine also did several Vanity Fair style gatefold cover sessions, including the artists of Bonnaroo, "Rock of Ages" with pop icons and their mentors and multi-artist conceptual covers like the recent "Kings of Comedy" edition.
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