Double drumming (sometimes referred to as double drums) is a musical technique, used mostly in rock music, where two drummers each play a drum kit at the same time. One may play the rhythm while the other may play another style, or both may play the same rhythm. It is more common to have a main drummer with an auxiliary percussionist who plays Latin American percussion, toms, or mallet percussion, but this is not considered "double drumming". Featuring two drummers has been common in jazz music, in particular in free jazz. List of bands including double drumming/additional percussionists 38 Special (two drummers: 1974-87) ...And You Will Know Us by the Trail of Dead ABBA (two drummers during their 1977 Australian Tour) About Tess Adam and the Ants 1980–1982.(Also for Adam Ant solo live shows 1982–1984, 1995, 2010, 2011–present) Add N to (X) The Allman Brothers Band (two drummers 1968–82 and 1989–91; two drummers and percussionist from 1991–2014) Angels of Light Apollo 440 (Stop the Rock) Arcade Fire The Arcs The Band (occasionally after 1983 reformation) Big Pig Black Eyes Bleachers Bloc Party Blues Image (1966–1970) Bon Iver Brand New, 2014 tour Bright Eyes James Brown (intermittently, especially ca. 1966–76) Butthole Surfers, 1983–1985, 1986–1989, 2009 Clear Light Phil Collins (Chester Thompson, touring) John Coltrane, on Meditations (1966) Combichrist (additional percussionist) Concussion Ensemble (three regular drumkits, plus junk percussion) Course of Empire Crash Worship Cult of Luna Dananananaykroyd Danielson Dead & Company Demetrius Williams and Malachi Burgess, double drummers for DPB Band and with Brian Haas of JFJO and others The Dirtbombs Do Make Say Think The Doobie Brothers Eagles of Death Metal Los Fabulosos Cadillacs (2015-Present) The Fall, 1981–1984, 1993–1997 (occasional), 2014–2016 The Feelies Foreigner Frank Zappa and The Mothers Of Invention (two drummers: 1966-69; drummer and percussionist: on and off from 1973–88; two drummers and percussionist: 1973-74) Fugazi (early 2000s shortly before breakup) Genesis (1976–1993, 2007; Bill Bruford and then Chester Thompson, touring) The Glitter Band Godsmack (occasionally) Godspeed You! Black Emperor Gorillaz (2010, 2017–present) The Go! Team Grateful Dead (two drummers: 1967–1971, 1974–1995) Ground Zero (most but not all lineups) Hawkwind (1974–1976; occasionally thereafter) Henry Threadgill Sextett (1982–1989) Hidden Orchestra Hollywood Undead (an additional percussionist who plays on a kit that consists of both electronic and acoustic drums) Ill Niño (additional Latin percussion, consisting of bongos etc., including regular cymbals and drums) Incubus Indigo jam unit Joe Bonamassa Joe