Walsh Journey (in 2021 tour) Jukin' Bone Kamasi Washington King Crimson (drummer and percussionist: 1972–1973; two drummers: 1994–1997 and 2008; 3 drummers since 2013) King Gizzard & the Lizard Wizard (2013-2020) Koinonia (two players, each with drumsets and aux percussion and varied usage) Kylesa Levon Helm (during the 1980s) Little Richard (1997–2013) Live (during 2017-2019 live tours) Joe Lovano's Us Five band, ca. 2009–2012 Marmaduke Duke The Melvins (2006-2015) Ministry (during tours 1989–1990) Modest Mouse (2004–12) The Moody Blues (additional touring drummer: 1991–Present) Morphine (two drummers: 1998-99) Motograter (additional. "Smur drums" consisting of steel barrel drums with drum heads) Murder, Inc. Mushroomhead (main drums + 2 water drumkits [live only], since 2006) The National (2019 tour) Neoton (acoustic+electronic) Needtobreathe N.E.R.D. (2007, 2008-2011, one show in 2018) Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds (since 1994, on most but not all recordings and performances) Nomeansno, 1993–1997 Nothing More (singer Jonny Hawkins performs a solo on a custom kit consisting of a vertical bass drum, a snare drum and a makeshift hi-hat, while the actual drummer repeats simple beats) Oomph! (addt. electronic percussion + acoustic backup percussion on live shows) Ornette Coleman, first with his album Free Jazz: A Collective Improvisation an early and seminal example of double drumming; and occasionally thereafter The Outlaws (David Dix and Monty Yoho) OSEES The Party Boys Pavement Pink Fairies 1970-1971, 1973, 1975 Pink Floyd (1980–1994; touring) Poliça Queen + Adam Lambert (2017 tour) Radiohead (In live performances since 2011) Ringo Starr & His All-Starr Band Rialto Robyn (2007 & 2008 live performances while supporting album, "Robyn") Rock Hot Chicks Rod Stewart (2017 and 2018 tour) The Roots Sabaton (only on their Wacken 2019 performance for their 20-year anniversary) Shout Out Out Out Out Showaddywaddy Sigue Sigue Sputnik Skeleton Key (additional junk percussion, consisting of various pieces of metal items and scrap). Slipknot (one drum kit, two percussion setups which include beer kegs) Sons of Kemet Steely Dan (on 1974 tour) Swans (on Filth and reunion albums) T. Rex (two drummers plus percussionist on Spring 1974 tour, otherwise one drummer plus percussionist 1971–1974) Soulwax (three drummers used on From Deewee and 2017 tour) Taraf de Haïdouks (a Romanian band) Tedeschi Trucks Band tfvsjs Tortoise (on some but not all recordings and performances) Ulver Umphrey's McGee Upsilon Acrux U.S. Christmas The Ventures Vinegar Joe The Warlocks White Rabbits Wizzard Year of No Light Yes (during their 1991–1992 Union