Dylan Elise's guest appearances

Dylan Elise

Drumeo Gab Podcast

NZ Drummer Podcast

TommoTalks: Music

Stan Bicknell

Nick Ruffini

Dorothea Taylor

Mike Dawson

Rich Redmond

Benny Greb

Aaron Edgar

Stephen Taylor

Mike Johnston

Jared Falk

Joan Osborne

Jack White

Jason Aldean

Katy Perry

Steve Smith

OwlTail

TommoTalks: Music with Dylan Elise who is the current drummer for U.S legendary band, Blood Sweat &amp; Tears.  In this episode we discuss playing for such an iconic band, living in L.A, California where he has got to meet some of his music heros which he is now able to call friends.  We go back to the beginning to when Dylan was 6 years old in New Zealand and first picked up the sticks.  We learn about the 1000s of hours he has dedicated to his craft.  Plus Dylan shares a video of him playing so you can see the true talent of the guy!Possibly the most humble person I have encountered, this was a fantastic conversation and I can't wait for you to meet Dylan Elise, it truly was an honour having him on the show!www.facebook.com/dylanelisedrummerInstagram: dylanthedrummerguyYouTube Full Episode https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PURv22fjerk&amp;t=2sSHOW LESS

TommoTalks: Music with Dylan Elise who is the current drummer for U.S legendary band, Blood Sweat &amp; Tears.  In this episode we discuss playing for such an iconic band, living in L.A, California where he has got to meet some of his music heros which he is now able to call friends.  We go back to the beginning to when Dylan was 6 years old in New Zealand and first picked up the sticks.  We learn about the 1000s of hours he has dedicated to his craft.  Plus Dylan shares a video of him playing so you can see the true talent of the guy! Possibly the most humble person I have encountered, this was a fantastic conversation and I can't wait for you to meet Dylan Elise, it truly was an honour having him on the show! <a href="http://www.facebook.com/dylanelisedrummer" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">www.facebook.com/dylanelisedrummer</a> Instagram: dylanthedrummerguy YouTube Full Episode <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PURv22fjerk&amp;t=2s" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PURv22fjerk&amp;t=2s</a> SHOW LESS

TommoTalks: Music Episode # 1 Dylan Elise- Drummer

ep.17 Dylan Elise

Dylan Elise, native to New Zealand, is probably (and to a point, unfortunately) best known for his viral busking videos on YouTube from when he was a teenager, as well as his hi-hat trick performances. Here's the thing though...if that is all you know Dylan as you are missing out. Dylan is an extraordinary talent who plays for Blood, Sweat, and Tears and has done so for nearly four years. Bobby Colomby (the original drummer and co-founder of BS&amp;T) actually noticed and auditioned Dylan because of those busking videos, which is kind of hard to believe considering the busking videos were an old representation of Dylan's playing and they were not musical. It was quite an opportunity, and it may not have happened if it weren't for technology.   In this interview, Dylan talks a lot about New Zealand culture, the process of landing the BS&amp;T gig, his work visa struggles and just how difficult it is for a foreigner to stay in the United States, his experiences while busking, the fire in Chicago, and how he feels about his own playing.   As Stan Bicknell said to me, Dylan was considered as the child prodigy of NZ drummers. Dylan is a true player and was even homeschooled so it is safe to say that Dylan spent most of his life playing drums and that is simply the reason why he is so good. I also feel that Dylan flies under the radar amongst the company of other high-level players for some reason. I am not sure if it is because of his busking videos took precedence over his "real" stuff or what, but Dylan is so much more than what those busking videos illustrated to fans. He has developed into an incredibly musical, fast, powerful, and groovy player. His work with BS&amp;T is a testament to what he is truly capable of and hence why he has been with them for almost four years, even despite the fact that Dylan would be an expensive option due to the fact that the band covers all of his immigration expenses. I really hope that the industry begins to take more notice of Dylan as an extraordinary talent.   Music and samples featured in this episode.   Dylan Elise drum solo LIVE with BS&amp;T 2016 Dylan Elise with the Hipstamatics (fun fact...the bass player is Dylan's Sister) Recorded LIVE in Auckland, NZ BS&amp;T - Surreptitious   Dylan's Socials Instagram | Facebook

Dylan Elise, native to New Zealand, is probably (and to a point, unfortunately) best known for his viral busking videos on YouTube from when he was a teenager, as well as his hi-hat trick performances. Here's the thing though...if that is all you know Dylan as you are missing out. Dylan is an extraordinary talent who plays for Blood, Sweat, and Tears and has done so for nearly four years. Bobby Colomby (the original drummer and co-founder of BS&amp;T) actually noticed and auditioned Dylan because of those busking videos, which is kind of hard to believe considering the busking videos were an old representation of Dylan's playing and they were not musical. It was quite an opportunity, and it may not have happened if it weren't for technology. In this interview, Dylan talks a lot about New Zealand culture, the process of landing the BS&amp;T gig, his work visa struggles and just how difficult it is for a foreigner to stay in the United States, his experiences while busking, the fire in Chicago, and how he feels about his own playing. As Stan Bicknell said to me, Dylan was considered as the child prodigy of NZ drummers. Dylan is a true player and was even homeschooled so it is safe to say that Dylan spent most of his life playing drums and that is simply the reason why he is so good. I also feel that Dylan flies under the radar amongst the company of other high-level players for some reason. I am not sure if it is because of his busking videos took precedence over his "real" stuff or what, but Dylan is so much more than what those busking videos illustrated to fans. He has developed into an incredibly musical, fast, powerful, and groovy player. His work with BS&amp;T is a testament to what he is truly capable of and hence why he has been with them for almost four years, even despite the fact that Dylan would be an expensive option due to the fact that the band covers all of his immigration expenses. I really hope that the industry begins to take more notice of Dylan as an extraordinary talent. Music and samples featured in this episode. Dylan Elise drum solo LIVE with BS&amp;T 2016 Dylan Elise with the Hipstamatics (fun fact...the bass player is Dylan's Sister) Recorded LIVE in Auckland, NZ BS&amp;T - Surreptitious Dylan's Socials <a href="https://www.instagram.com/dylanthedrummerguy/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Instagram</a> | <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dylanelisedrummer/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Facebook</a>

Dylan Elise - An Extraordinary Talent