Nobody in rock history has done more to expand the concept of what a drum solo can look and sound like than Motley Crue's Tommy Lee. Need proof? Check out the awesome videos below! Over the course of ...

Buddy Rich. Dennis Chambers. Dave Lombardo. Animal. These are the legends of the drums, masters who make the most acrobatic drum fills look effortless. It’s fun to listen to them play; it’s even more ...

Taylor Hawkins was one hell of a drummer. We lost a truly great musician when he passed in 2022. At the very least, we have a hefty catalogue of work to enjoy for decades to come. And one standout ...

It's time to drum up some applause for your favorite metal drummers as we showcase their talents in this Loudwire collection of mind-boggling metal drum solos. In this collection, we show you the wide ...

What comes to mind when you hear or read about rock and roll? It’d probably be an image of a band in leather pants, tousled hair, and one or more of the band members clutching a guitar. You might also ...

Dubbed 'The Cruecifly,' Lee extends the "Drum Coaster" from their previous tour way out above the crowd (see above). Unfortunately, this has posed a bit of a safety risk in certain venues, and after ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Neil Peart did it! When MusicRadar spoke to Rush's master sticksman earlier this week, he was a ...

Neil Peart's greatest contribution to the drumming community was his virtuosity and particularity over each rhythmic variation, which reimagined the drum solo and forever changed how drummers… By Max ...

Eight-year-old Yoyoka Soma can keep a beat with the best of 'em. The little girl slayed an insane drum cover of Led Zeppelin's "Good Times Bad Times," a track known for its complicated drum solo. The… ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. "When I was a kid, John Bonham's 'Moby Dick' solo was the first time I'd ever heard a drummer ...

Next to prog’s general existence, there’s no better symbol of rock-musical excess than the drum solo. Critics have never liked them; old Rolling Stone reviews would rip in-concert double albums whose ...