Drummer Chase Adams joins the Rich Redmond Show to talk about his journey from church, marching band, and Broadway gigs in Nashville to touring with The Frontmen. He shares what it’s like to perform a 90-minute show packed with 30 number-one hits, and how he also handles the band’s merchandise, social media, and drum tech duties.
Chase also talks about learning to be ready for every opportunity, his love of drums and gear, and the support he and his family received from the band through the loss of his son, Chapman. A conversation about music, family, perseverance, and making the most of every gig.
Timed highlights: 00:04:42 – Chase’s background and joining The Frontmen 00:06:07 – A 90-minute show featuring 30 number-one songs 00:06:40 – Chase’s roles in the band: drummer, merch designer, social media, and drum tech 00:17:33 – Growing up in a musical family and starting drums at age three 00:22:26 – Rich’s advice that helped inspire Chase to move to Nashville 00:25:49 – Getting started on Broadway and building a life playing drums 00:29:17 – How an unexpected gig became an audition opportunity 00:31:47 – Learning The Frontmen’s show in just 10 days 00:36:56 – Marching band, technique, and finding his own feel 00:53:58 – Chase’s first major studio session and his K Watt drums 01:02:48 – Chase shares the story of his son Chapman and the band’s support 01:18:46 – Breakthrough studio opportunities and advice for musicians 01:28:53 – Where to find Chase and The Frontmen
Links: The Frontmen tour dates: thefrontmenlive.com Podcast Production: https://itsyourshow.co Rich’s drum intensive: https://drumtensive.com The Rich Redmond Show: https://richredmond.com/podcasts
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