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New 'World's Fastest Drummer' Contest Announced

July 5, 2007

NAMM International has announced its tenth outing to find the "World's Fastest Drummer." This highly charged interactive event is a feature at this year's summer NAMM Show in Austin, TX. The contest, which consists of two categories — "Fastest Hands" and "Fastest Feet" — will be held each day on The NAMM Fastest Drummer 4th. Street Lobby Stage at the Austin Convention Center starting at 11:00 a.m. Friday, July 27, with "heats" continuing through Saturday until 5.00 p.m. The top ten "Fastest Hands" and top ten "Fastest Feet" will compete in a "Finals Battle" of both categories held Sunday, July 30.

Included in this year's event will be technical demonstrations, insight sessions and appearances by WFD champions and world record holders Matt "The Kid" Smith, Johnny "3 Bomb" Rabb and Mike "Machine" Mallais. Also appearing will be Miss WFD 2007 Christine Johnson.

Contestants should sign in at NAMM Fastest Drummer Contest stage area located at the 4th street lobby stage in The Austin Convention Center starting the morning of Friday, July 27.

For more information, visit www.WorldsFastestDrummer.com.

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