Larnell Lewis will join The London Drum Show line-up, performing in association with Yamaha, Evans and Promark. He was first introduced to drums at a very young age in church where he began to play a variety of styles including gospel. He worked tirelessly to develop his understanding of rhythm, studying electric bass and piano to further his knowledge of the melodic and harmonic aspects of music making.
He joined Snarky Puppy, renowned for their smooth jazz compositions, and plays for audiences worldwide. He is also frequently called upon to perform with the likes of Fred Hammond, Dave Holland (LoJac Music), Tim Ries (Rolling Stones) and many more.
Larnell Lewis joins artists Mark Guiliana, Chris Coleman, Jamie Morrison and Jason Sutteron the main stage at The London Drum Show.
All of these fantastic brands will be at The London Drum Show 2016 and there are loads more to be announced! Keep an eye on our website, Facebook and Twitter pages for updates.
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