Drummerworld

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Drummerworld.com is an encyclopedia-like website about significant jazz, rock, rhythm and blues, funk, country, and pop drummers. The site features biographies, sounds, videos and pictures of important drummers and session drummers, as well as a drum clinic and lesson section where drummers can learn from the masters. According to Alexa.com, it is the number one ranked website in popularity for drummers and percussionists^[1]

History[]

The free site was created by Bernhard Castiglioni in Switzerland in 1997. It was initially launched as drummerworld.ch, and changed to drummerworld.com in 1998. The server costs for 25 terabytes of monthly traffic are covered by Bernhard Castiglioni and by advertising revenue.

Site popularity and format[]

Drummerworld visitors have accessed more than 62 million individual pages, and traffic averaged more than 25,000 visits per day, 750,000 per month and 9 million per year. The site had visitors from 248 countries.^[2] Drummerworld was recognized by Drums!magazine in 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, 2013 and 2015 as best Drumming Website. Seven Years in a row Drummerworld received the Drummie award, actually in October 2015^[3]

The Drummerword website is organized into the following main sections: New, Drummers, Videos, Drum Solos, Drum lessons, Sounds, and Discussion Forum (over 140,000 members presently). The Drummerworld forum is cited as one of the "Best Active Drumming Communities Online".^[4]

Notes[]

External links[]

• Drummerworld.com