Ep. 04: Drumming Up Success: From Dillinger 4 to Twin Cities Drum Collective with Lane Pederson

Lane Pederson is a man of many talents. He's the drummer in the punk band, Dillinger Four, the owner of a local drum shop, Twin Cities Drum Collective, and oh yeah, he's also a clinical psychologist and an author.This episode covers the nuances of building custom drums and the value behind investing in and personalizing your gear, balancing multiple pursuits in your career, the importance of community in music, and a little history on Dillinger Four and the origins of Twin Cities Drum Collective.Lane drops a lot of valuable tips ranging from customizing your drum kit to performing live on stage. He also shares how the Twin Cities Drum Collective is creating a unique place for drummers to not only shop, but to learn, hang out, and build community through drum lessons, workshops, and even drum set karaoke nights.Whether you’re specifically interested in his custom 651 line of drums, a fan of Dillinger Four, or a drummer that’s looking for some tips or lessons, this episode is going to be worth the listen. Enjoy!Episode Links and Mentions🌐 Gordy Knutson (drummer for Steve Miller Band)🌐 Mark Joseph (The Last Waltz Production and The Big Wu)🌐 Michael Birawer (Artist featured on custom snare drum)🌐 Dave King (drummer for The Bad Plus, Happy Apple)🌐 Todd Trainer (drummer for Shellac)🌐 Todd Sucherman (drummer for Styx)🌐 The Hold Steady🌐 Bob Mould🌐 Durry🌐 Daniel Staddon (drummer for Maiden Dixie)🌐 Luke Rauch (drummer for Modern Life Is War)🌐 Derek (drummer for [Nightbirds)🌐 Kyle Manning (drummer for Off With Their Heads)Connect with the Guest🔗 email: [email protected]🔗 website: Twin Cities Drum Collective🔗 TC Drum Collective on Instagram🔗 Dillinger FourFeatured Song“Folk Song.” by Dillinger Four🎧 Listen on Spotify 👀 Watch on YouTubeGet new episodes by email: Join the Secrets From The Scene newsletter.Secrets From The Scene is made by Helvig Productions, a Twin Cities recording studio for artists and bands.