Adam Gomez, from The Dickies chats with the show about influences, Danny Elfman and Oingo Boingo and how he'd never play without a bass drum. Great conversation, lots of fun.

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Jason Bittner of Shadows Fall and Category 7 stopped by to talk drumming, double bass and metal influences. 

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The Metal Master Drummer himself, Gene Hoglan took some time between load-ins to chat about how he got started, his brief baseball career and how he intends to keep playing until he's in his 80s. 

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Jesse Bivona joined the podcast after the recent birth of his son to talk about his side gigs with Sid and The Twins, what The Interrupters have planned for the next year and much more. Don't forget to subscribe! Thanks for listening!

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Craig Macintyre of Goo Goo Dolls took some time before the dentist to chat about getting started in Boston, Josh Groban and how he came to be the drummer in Goo Goo Dolls. 

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Greg Crane Artist Rep with Yamaha Drums took some time out from his schedule to chat about Yamaha, playing drums and being a Kiss fan.

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It took a minute, but Darren and I finally connected. We chatted about his playing in a small town in Canada, how he came to join Teenage Bottlerocket and their new album, "Ready to Roll." Please remember to subscribe and leave a review!

Eric Lovley of Everything with Eric chats about being the "Lovley-ist" drummer in the world when it comes to playing in Alaska, setting up gags from his social media and how it all started. 

Reece Dobbin of Big Country joined the podcast to talk about playing drums in Scotland, a few road stories and how he joined Big Country. Please be sure to subscribe and leave a review. Thanks! 

Chris from Sabian chatted about his path from playing orchestral percussion after going to Berklee then to Yamaha and later becoming the Global Artist Relations Director at Sabian and what Sabian is up to currently, partnering with Pearl and much more.

Jay Weinberg stopped by to chat about his solo work, working with his dad, Max and Bruce Springsteen and the E-Street Band and much more! He's a super nice guy and always makes time for everyone. Be sure to look out for his solo work with Argus 

Bill Stevenson joined me to chat about repairing things around the home, his favorite cymbal and a bunch of other stuff. It was fun and great to be able to talk with one of the true pioneers of punk music. Thanks Bill! 

What can I say that hasn't already been said about Steve Smith? He's been such a huge influence on me from the very start. It was amazing to be able to speak to him about playing. He's played with some of the most influential acts in music; Jean-Luc Ponty, Ronnie Montrose, Steps Ahead, Journey and his own band, Vital Information. Check out their version of "Don't Stop Believing" here. You can also check out tour dates, videos and much more at Steve's site; VitalInformation.com. Don't forget to check out our stick sponsor, Everflame Percussion! 

Gary Wiseman of Bowling for Soup chatted with us about how he joined the band, selling real estate and Warped Tour. Thanks to Everflame Percussion for sponsoring the show.

The most recorded drummer ever. Session player, John "JR" Robinson, joins Drumheads to discuss a little of everything, The show opens with a guest interviewer, one of JR's biggest fans. Enjoy it, John is one of the coolest drummers I've ever talked to. Check out his book, "King of Groove" available on Amazon. 

Our favorite drummer from Louisiana, John Bourgeois of the ska band, Taj Motel Trio, joined the podcast recently and we geeked out a little talking about gear and such. Thanks for listening and please follow us at Drumheads_Podcast on socials and remember to subscribe!

Joey Shuffield of Fastball took some time off of their tour with Barenaked Ladies to chat about their recent appearance at Red Rocks, how he got started and playing with the same guys for a little over 30 years. Give us a follow wherever you get your podcasts! 

A very special episode for me as a long-time Bad Religion Fan. I made a list of players I wanted on and Jamie was right at the top. He didn't disappoint. We chatted about how he got started, his current playing and how he joined Bad Religion as not only their new drummer, but also as a fan. 

Ali Siadat of Mother Mother spent some time with the podcast to chat about dual citizenship, Mother Mother(if you're not familiar, please go listen!) and playing live to a sold-out Wembley Stadium. Check out their IG here.