Drummer's Resource

Dennis Chambers opens up about his iconic career, his near death illness and being back on the scene with more gusto than ever.

Chris Parke, whose resume spans five decades and reads like a who's who shares his thoughts on art, creativity and how your character keeps you the gig.

I sat down with Matt and Zack from Working Drummer to chat all things COVID-19, surviving the downtime, and much more.

Young phenom Raghav Mehrotra shares his insights into developing a fresh sound while honoring the tradition of the instrument, his first Broadway gig and more.

LeroyClouden chats about his time growing up in NYC, taking advantage of every opportunity and eventually landing gigs with Steely Dan, the B52s and others.

Legendary drummer Greg Errico (Sly and the Family Stone) reflects on his career from Sly and The Family Stone and Bowie to Woodstock, Betty Davis and beyond.

From Dashboard Confessional to The Avett Brothers, drummer Mike Marsh details his early career and a life-altering introduction to Rick Rubin.

In this conversation, Improvisational drummer Billy Martin (Medeski, Martin & Wood) offers a solid approach to finding inspiration in everything you do.

I sat down to chat with Thursday's founding drummer, Tucker Rule about all things punk, the power of music and why he started playing drums in the first place.

Philadelphia native Johnathan Blake shares his advise for hard work, discipline and how to inprove your musicality around the drum kit.