was largely unrehearsed and Hodgkinson recalled "I was absolutely shattered at the end of it" and had to wear a neck collar afterwards, because of whiplash. Hodgkinson features prominently on the band's Live at Reading DVD, appearing in 12 of the 25 songs featured. The festival was Hodgkinson's last meeting with Cobain, who committed suicide in 1994, shortly before embarking on a planned British tour. The event caused Hodgkinson to give up drumming for six years. Since Nirvana He has returned to drumming and is now a semi-professional musician with Dogntank, Island Apes and Great Raven. He has also drummed for Punish the Atom and Julian Cope and has worked on the soundtrack for the latter's debut novel One Three One. Hodgkinson lives in Nottingham and also works installing recording studios and as a tester in the software industry. Late in life he was diagnosed as severely dyslexic. He no longer dances due to injuries incurred while surfing. Hodgkinson was interviewed for the 2021 BBC documentary When Nirvana Came to Britain. References English rock drummers English male dancers 1960s births Living people People from Nottingham Year of birth missing (living people) English people of Native American descent People of Lakota descent