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Frank Zummo
American drummer From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Frank C. Zummo[2] (born July 2, 1978)[3][4] is an American musician, best known as the drummer for rock bands Sum 41[5][6] and Street Drum Corps.[7]
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Zummo is one of the founding members of Street Drum Corps. He has performed as the drummer for several other bands, both as a full-time member and session member, including Thenewno2, theStart, Dead By Sunrise, Virgin Steele, and Krewella.[8][9] In August 2009, Zummo filled in for Tommy Lee for a string of Mötley Crüe shows.[10] In January 2011, he became the new drummer for the band Julien-K.
Zummo joined Sum 41 in 2015, following the departure of original drummer and founding member Steve Jocz in 2013.[11] Zummo has recorded three studio albums with Sum 41, 2016's 13 Voices, 2019's Order in Decline, and 2024's Heaven :x: Hell. Zummo went by the name El Dildo (who replaced Deryck Whibley's alter-ego Gunner; who switched to guitar) in Sum 41's alter-ego heavy metal band Pain For Pleasure, where the members of Sum 41 would parody a 1980s metal band.
He has performed drum sets and DJ sets several times at Emo Nite in Los Angeles.[12]
Zummo filled in as the drummer for Electric Callboy at the Good Things Festival 2024, mastering their entire set in less than a day after their drummer David Friedrich fell sick;[13] Zummo has credited the opportunity with re-energizing his interest in music after Sum 41's disbandment.[14] He would return as the band's live drummer again for the upcoming 2025 summer festival shows, due to David Friedrich leaving the band.[15]
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Discography
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With Street Drum Corps
- Street Drum Corps (2006)
- We Are Machines (2008)
- Big Noise (2010)
- Children of the Drum (2012)
With Sum 41
- 13 Voices (2016)
- Order in Decline (2019)
- Heaven :x: Hell (2024)
As a featured artist
- Titus – "Wasted Youth"
- Virtual Riot & Modestep – "This Could Be Us"
- Ray Volpe – "Afterlife (I'll Dream of You)"
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Awards and nominations
Awards
A select list of Zummo's awards and nominations.
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