6 Steps To A Better Band Rehearsal

By Morgan Rose, as told to Andy Doerschuk
Originally published in the September/October 2004 isue of DRUM! Magazine

Possibly the hardest hitting drummer of our time, Sevendust’s Morgan Rose has been through more than his fair share of failed bands and rehearsals-gone-wrong. Eager for his experienced advice on the topic of successful rehearsals, we invited Rose to chime in. His response? “Oh, dude. I was hoping you’d ask for tips on do-it-yourself home surgery. I’m highly experienced at that.” Of course, he’s kidding, so read on to learn how to optimize your band’s rehearsal time.

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My Band always records our rehearsels, and a lot of our gigs and we listen between rehearsels it’s a great tool, we also practice twice a week 3hrs each time, we warm up a little then go through our set like we are on stage no stopping then we discuss any issues or go over things that need fixing or whatever and then do the set again and then we work on any new songs or just jam to see if anything happens.

LUDWIG58 10/27/2011 at 2:41 PM
That’s a really great, disciplined approach. Good for you!

Andy Doerschuk 10/27/2011 at 3:23 PM