Top names for Jordan Terris drum festival

News
By published

Session stars, drum legends, rock powerhouses and more

Ash Soan is among those revealed for charity day
Ash Soan is among those revealed for charity day

Ash Soan, Phil Gould and Mark Richardson are among those confirmed for this year's Jordan Terris Memorial Drum Festival.

The trio are joined by Cherisse Osei, Robin Guy, Mike Dolbear and Emily Dolan Davies.

Dion Dublin will compere the event, which is held on 24 February in Nuneaton. The day is in honour of young drummer Jordan Terris, who tragically lost his battle with cancer in 2007 aged just 15.

Tickets cost £10, with money raised going to the Teenage Cancer Trust. For more details contact Kevin Bosworth on 07793131433 or kevdrumcrew@hotmail.com.

Rich Chamberlain
Rich Chamberlain

Rich is a teacher, one time Rhythm staff writer and experienced freelance journalist who has interviewed countless revered musicians, engineers, producers and stars for the our world-leading music making portfolio, including such titles as Rhythm, Total Guitar, Guitarist, Guitar World, and MusicRadar. His victims include such luminaries as Ice T, Mark Guilani and Jamie Oliver (the drumming one).

More about shows festivals
Steven Knight Liam and Noel Gallagher

Live Forever: The writer, producer and director of Peaky Blinders is masterminding a movie of the Oasis reunion tour
Ben Eller

“Playing the parts of one of my favorite guitarists ever is no easy task, but it was a joy”: YouTuber Ben Eller thanks fans and his Mastodon bandmates after stepping in to replace the departed Brent Hinds at the last minute

Steve Lukather and Eddie Van Halen pictured in the studio together. Lukather wears a white sleeveless T-shirt. Van Halen wears a grey longsleeve. Studio equipment can be seen in the background.

"There is a huge misunderstanding. I will NOT EVER play a guitar note on a VH song ever!": Steve Lukather sets the record straight on his role on the ‘new’ Van Halen album
See more latest
Most Popular
Steve Lukather and Eddie Van Halen pictured in the studio together. Lukather wears a white sleeveless T-shirt. Van Halen wears a grey longsleeve. Studio equipment can be seen in the background.
"There is a huge misunderstanding. I will NOT EVER play a guitar note on a VH song ever!": Steve Lukather sets the record straight on his role on the ‘new’ Van Halen album
Thom Yorke live
"We found this VHS tape...”: Radiohead release a ‘new’ video of Thom Yorke performing classic tracks to mark 30 years of The Bends
Iron Maiden
“It will excite anyone who loves a story of an underdog beating the odds to become and remain one of Britain’s biggest musical exports”: New Iron Maiden doc is on the way
Pet Shop Boys Go West
"Our song about a guy angry after a break-up is really about Putin and the former Soviet republics": The Pet Shop Boys' Russian lament - Neil Tennant talks war and more
Aphex Twin Supreme
Selected Ambient Shirts: Aphex Twin just dropped a 191-track playlist for sportswear brand Supreme (and there’s a rare Aphex treat buried in there too)
Janick Gers
“People say to Pete Townshend, ‘Why do you jump about on stage?’ He doesn’t know. And it’s the same for me”: The Iron Maiden guitarist who plays every gig as if it’s the last
Crazy Tube Circuits Venus: the new overdrive pedal from the Greek stompbox brand features an actual tube under the hood, and it has a lot of tone-shaping features.
“A vast tonal palette from gnarly, aggressive distortion to smooth, creamy overdrive. ”: Crazy Tube Circuits cooks up a crazy tube circuit for real – meet Venus, an overdrive pedal with an “oddball” ECC832 inside
synth
Behringer synth prices just rose by up to 70% in the US - are Trump tariffs to blame?
Radiohead full band
Radiohead’s five members just minted a new limited liability partnership, sparking rumours that they're about to break cover with a new album
Chappell Roan
“I really just did it for fun. I’m not switching genres or anything”: As she releases her new country song, The Giver, Chappell Roan names the Lady Gaga song that turned her on to pure pop