Today, the drummer of my band briefly mentioned something about not being allowed into the United States, just as he left our last practice before our big tour in America. FML
musicalrose_21
Haywards Heath, United Kingdom
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Hey, OP here, sorry I waited so long to reply to this but I didn't realise it got published! In the end, we left him behind and got my boyfriend's brother to drum for us. He's not out of the band though! I thought I could trust him.
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m4nduh 7
That really sucks. FYL, OP. I hope he was only joking.
perdix 29
Don't worry. We have plenty of ugly drummers over here that can keep the beat and make you look attractive by comparison.
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ideasrule 13
What do you mean, he briefly mentioned something? Aren't you going to grab him and demand to know why he's not allowed, and why he didn't tell you earlier?
darkgodxvx 4
Drummers are the most replaceable anyway. Unless he's your singer and/or songwriter; the your SOL.
CharresBarkrey 15
Not all drummers sound alike or have the same talent. I can distinguish drummers from each other by the sound of their drumming. There are many styles and everyone is different.
KiddNYC1O 20
That's quite inconsiderate...
watchme 11
What's your bands name?
olhuma 5
And I thought drums were good to announce things "en fanfare"... That will teach both of us to question our assumptions...
leadawg75 12
Wait what band are you in? Anything well known?
whY402Jay 12
Better find a really talented drummer who can learn your sets quickly.
buckdharma 37
your band's an up and comer who's been practicing all summer with a really dumb drummer Op, that's a bummer
akiahara 14
*facepalm*
akiahara 14
I'm sorry, my curiosity just wants to know what band and what you have to do to not be allowed in the US... >_>
outoftown 26
You have an American tour booked, but your manager didn't check every members' status? Might want to pick up a new manager, along with the new drummer.
KillerPotato 14
Actually, a lot of situations like this arise for touring bands, and it's not the manager's fault. There could be passport problems, and fixable things of that nature that are out of control of the manager. To blame it all on the manager is just ignorant.